Phonoland

Hi, Ron sorry for thinking you might have had a senior moment, I'm always saying sorry for something on this forum . the cabinet has been butchered, but over here across the pond certain parts would sell, as bits and bobs for jukes fetch more money over here as do jukes themselves. something like that over here would sell no problem. I guess we brit's would buy just about anything and think about it afterwards. Harry.

WoW--if this guy has really sold 17 of these, at this price, he should have a category all to hizzelf !!
EPay item # 321119784431 Ron Rich

Hi Ron,

We are in the wrong business, we should be selling lamps.

Regards
Alan

Hi Alan,
I AM selling those lamps--I'll sell for less !! Only $90.00 each--free world wide shipping too ( if purchasing more then one) !!
BTW--if anyone wants one, that's used, it's only $50.00--no free shipping though---
Ron Rich

Hi
Its the same one that's advertised on Gumtree Belfast, more like 200 pounds for it, that's about all I would give for it. Time and time again people base their prices on what people look for machines on the net and they still sit there a few years later
clones

Hi, guys you beat me to it, came across that Rockola this morning, Your right it's a £200 jukebox if you like that sort of thing, personally I think there a bit big and ugly for only holding 50 records. Mabye someone has told them it's a Rokola Tempo. I went to see a 1950s Bal Ami. once which turned out to be a late1970s NSM. And he had it twenty years how did he not know

Hi Bob,

I tend to agree with you, the rusty steel does not lend it to being restored. The header on Ebay says used but the discrption says restored working condition.

Regards
Alan

Hi
As they say nearly never does it, I would nearly go to £100 for it although in fairness I would say its nearly an easy fix
Clones

Here's the best one yet--IMHO !! eBay # 221858256807
Ron Rich

Taht is why I don't use spell chick. Actually, that price is no bad if your machine has a dented, rusted or vandalized back.

From the same seller: 371394352035 I don't know where he gets the description but the price is OK.

For those wondering: http://s1192.photobucket.com/user/Rob-N ... rt=2&o=101 It is a ceiling speaker grill from the late 1940s-'50s.

Rob

Doghouse,
Re-try it--it works for me--and if I tell you what to search for, it will ruin the fun--
Rob,
What would "spellcheck" have to do with it ?? That speaker grill was available new thru at least the 60's, or later, (maybe in a form of plastic, as I seem to re-call ?)--widely used by Seeburg's BGM division, speaker installations--
Ron Rich