1952 Seeburg M100C "C" 100-Sel Jukebox - PLUG & PLAY (07/12/2009)...

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1952 Seeburg M100C "C" 100-Sel Jukebox - PLUG & PLAY!

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Sold Date: 07/12/2009
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Advertising

1952 Seeburg M100C "C" 100-Selection Jukebox:

VERY nice cosmetics with visible record playing! It doesn't get any better than that! If you're looking for a VERY nice looking jukebox with the CLASSIC styling from the 1950's, this Seeburg C may be the one for you! Considering this jukebox is over 55 years old, it is in EXCELLENT condition! You can immediately place this machine in any prominent location in your home and be proud. It certainly won't disappoint you. Make your selection from one of the fifty "45" records that the machine holds, for a total of 100 songs. (The jukebox will be sold without any records, so you will need to supply your own "45" records and title strips, but both are readily available if you don't have them already.) The Seeburg C has been featured in many television shows and movies, including time on the popular television series Happy Days. For a "look," you can't do much better than this model of jukebox. Chrome, lighting affects, color: it definitely has a unique and nice look to it, that's for sure! And better yet, this jukebox offers OUTSTANDING overall cosmetics and is FULLY working on free play! Again, it doesn't get any better than that! Get this box home, plug it in, and PLAY!

Although this jukebox is technically mechanically unshopped by me, it is working GREAT at this time with good and loud sound. The coin gear and mechanism have been removed from the machine and it is currently set on free play, so no coins are required. Pick your song, press the corresponding letter and number buttons and the jukebox begins to play. Although I'll stop short of saying that it is working 100% correctly at all times, it has to be at least 99% correct! The ONLY occasional (and the glitches are only VERY occasional) glitches that I noticed were that a record would sometimes play twice or a selection didn't play the first time but worked fine the second time. I need to stress that these only occurred VERY infrequently, but did happen, so I won't say that it is working perfectly at all times. Being over 45 years old, I'll accept its hiccups! For an unrestored jukebox, this machine is working GREAT and has the overall cosmetics to match that!

The record rack is in excellent condition, t are no cracks/breaks. The yellow paint does have a few small nicks and scratches on the surface, but nothing bad, and definitely no imperfection that draws your eyes to it. The two "record" decals on each end may be originals and are in place. They look nice, but do have a little bit of wear on their surface, but again, nothing major. The blue plastic mechanism cover is in very nice shape, too. It has one very small, thin vertical crack (about 1-1/2" long) on the lower right side at the support post, but it is barely noticeable and would be easy to fill, glue, and repair to make it disappear. The "100" insert is in place and may also be original. It looks nice with good graphics still in place. The background mirror panels have been replaced with solid mirror pieces. They look nice and make it seem like they belong t, but originally these mirror panels were comprised of small mirror pieces similar to tile panels. The original mirror panel frames are in place so you could certainly replace these single mirrors with the correct tile mirror panels since these have been reproduced. In the meantime, these look fine and can't be detected other than by someone REAL familiar with this model of jukebox. The gold foil on the bottom of the carriage unit and on the sides of the interior cabinet portion has been replaced with woodgrain sticky contact paper. It, too, looks nice, but isn't original. Again, the correct gold foil has been reproduced so you could easily bring it back to the original look, if you wanted. The glass light diffuser panel behind the title holders is in place and may also be an original. It is in great shape with no cracks/breaks. All of the title holders are in great shape. The chrome is very nice on them and also on the surrounding...