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Seeburg 148 Trashcan

Seeburg 148 Trashcan. My DH and his brother restored this jukebox. The Seeburg 148 was the last of this style of Seeburg jukebox. It came out in 1948, and is considered by many collectors as the b...  
 
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adfokker (1 month ago) Show Hide
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its for sale ?how much will cost one like that?i love it
great video
Pitbroad75090 (1 month ago) Show Hide
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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.

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