They had one of these appear on Pawn Stars, the guy who did the "Restoration" for them ruined the finish, overcharged them, and overinflated the value to 1015 Wurlitzer levels. He stripped of the Dinoc wood grain and redid it with some crappy brush streaks, it looked muddy, and charged them $3500 for the privilege. No excuse for that since you can still by Dinoc from 3M, even in reproducing it by hand it should have looked better.
I have just bought a 148 Trashcan. All complete with dome and grill colour diffusers. Just need to get it over to the UK from the US and restore it now! It will keep my 3 Wurlitzers and Seeburg V200 company on those cold winter evenings!
Actually my husband & his brother restored it themselves. They got the majority of the parts for it from Victory Glass. It took a good month for them to restore it--which was well worth the wait. Good luck in restoring your jukebox!
Sorry, it's not for sale. We enjoy it too much to sell it. But we are glad you enjoyed the video. The average cost of a restored "trashcan" is about $3000-$6000.
I got one in my basement. Needs plenty of interior work. Anybody intrested.
mecmathes 1 month ago
They had one of these appear on Pawn Stars, the guy who did the "Restoration" for them ruined the finish, overcharged them, and overinflated the value to 1015 Wurlitzer levels. He stripped of the Dinoc wood grain and redid it with some crappy brush streaks, it looked muddy, and charged them $3500 for the privilege. No excuse for that since you can still by Dinoc from 3M, even in reproducing it by hand it should have looked better.
OlegKostoglatov 1 year ago
@OlegKostoglatov
We saw that episode, too, and all we can say is that the Seebuurg in that
episode deserved a much better restoration than it got. You're right...it
looked muddy.
Pitbroad75090 1 year ago
@Pitbroad75090 would you be willing to sell this jukebox?
kansaskid91 1 year ago
@kansaskid91
Nah. We like it a little too much to part with it right now. We do thank you for your interest, though.
Pitbroad75090 1 year ago
Beautiful!
I have just bought a 148 Trashcan. All complete with dome and grill colour diffusers. Just need to get it over to the UK from the US and restore it now! It will keep my 3 Wurlitzers and Seeburg V200 company on those cold winter evenings!
hrhlordwurlibird 1 year ago
@hrhlordwurlibird
Awwwww, thank you! Glad you enjoyed our video. It's so sweet
how jukeboxes keep each other company, isn't it? We wish you
all the BEST in restoring your 148!
Pitbroad75090 1 year ago
where did you have it restored - we have a similar model and would like to do the same?
mblore01 1 year ago
@mblore01
Actually my husband & his brother restored it themselves. They got the majority of the parts for it from Victory Glass. It took a good month for them to restore it--which was well worth the wait. Good luck in restoring your jukebox!
Pitbroad75090 1 year ago
its for sale ?how much will cost one like that?i love it
great video
adfokker 2 years ago
Sorry, it's not for sale. We enjoy it too much to sell it. But we are glad you enjoyed the video. The average cost of a restored "trashcan" is about $3000-$6000.
Pitbroad75090 2 years ago