More amusing eBay hopefuls.

That german made wurlitzer is a more modern jukebox from 1979, reliable , might be worth at a push 850 euro, fairly light materials used in it so will not stand the test of time
clones

This one has GOTTA win the Grand Prize ! Item: 321119784431
Ron Rich

I would love to sell the 17 who bought bulbs some more for only $50.00 each, I think Ron gets $55.00

I can get a box of 10 from Durfee for about $18.00, nothing like a little profit.

Hi Darrell,
"-$50.00 each" ?-- They were almost $100 each--now on sale at an eleven % discount !!
Ron

...What i use: http://www.pinballlife.com/index.php?p=product&id=22

Rob

Yea, but Rob--them ain't gen -u-whine /GE's !
Ron Rich

-That is what little rubber stamps are for........

Rob

Sure, you might find one cheaper, but if you read the listing carefully, this guy offers 6-month financing! I just wonder how many jukebox techs it takes to screw in a $100 light bulb?
Patrick

HI Patrick,
The "financing" is either done by eBay, or PayPal--I am not sure how one "offers it", but I did find out that who ever is doing it, pays the vendor full price, instantly. I want to offer it on the SMC, Gen-2 replacement MCU's, that I build and sell on ePay. Ron Rich

Rob

You are comparing apples to oranges, these are "GE General Electric 6-7 Volt 81 SEEBURG JukeBox Vintage Light Bulb Lamp NOS"
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321119784431?ru ... 26_rdc%3D1

I am sure Ron will send you some for $55.00 per bulb or you can order them from me for $50.00 per bulb. Then you will have the correct #81 and not an incorrect number #63 bulb! Only difference is Ron and I do not finance and you will need to pony up the entire amount to get them.

Best
Darrell

Where do I sell a bridge in Jamaica for fi-ty cent?

ds100h wrote:Rob
You are comparing apples to oranges, these are "GE General Electric 6-7 Volt 81 SEEBURG JukeBox Vintage Light Bulb Lamp NOS"
http://www.ebay.com/itm/321119784431?ru ... 6_rdc%3D1I am sure Ron will send you some for $55.00 per bulb or you can order them from me for $50.00 per bulb. Then you will have the correct #81 and not an incorrect number #63 bulb! Only difference is Ron and I do not finance and you will need to pony up the entire amount to get them.
Best
Darrell

The scariest thing is that it says "17 sold".

So in that vein I guess I have treasure in a cardboard box: http://s1192.photobucket.com/user/Rob-N ... rt=2&o=123

I had a whole case of those Seeburg branded #51 and 15 bulbs left over from 10th ave. I used some in the late 80's -gave away some.

Regards,

Rob

Hey Rob,
"Seeburg branded" ? Are you sure that the lamps themselves were branded "Seeburg" ? I know they purchased several brands of lamps ( all US made) in bulk, and re-packaged them in Seeburg branded boxes, or in some cases, had the lamp maker pack them in Seeburg boxes, but I never have seen a lamp marked Seeburg? Tubes were also done the same two ways--- Ron Rich

Ron, somehow I had mistakenly deleted the sentence that said " these were made by Chicago Miniature". Reading my own posts occasionally might be a good idea......
Rob

Rob,
I think that falls into the "stuff happens" category --
Ron Rich