Wurlitzer 1050 Valuation

I need to get a valuation on a jukebox and am not having much luck. I wonder if anyone can help. The machine in question was one of only 8 (I believe) imported as carcasses from Mexico by Sound Leisure in the UK. The body is the original and the interior is the Sound Leisure mechanism and speakers. Good condition. One tiny crack to right hand plastic. Plays and sounds good. Never had a single problem in eight years of playing

John Clark wrote:
I need to get a valuation on a jukebox and am not having much luck. I
wonder if anyone can help. The machine in question was one of only 8 (I
believe) imported as carcasses from Mexico by Sound Leisure in the UK.
The body is the original and the interior is the Sound Leisure mechanism
and speakers. Good condition. One tiny crack to right hand plastic.
Plays and sounds good. Never had a single problem in eight years of
playing





Hi John,

Can't help you with the value, but I do have NOS pilaster plastics for
the 1050/Sonata series of Wurlitzer jukeboxes. Shipping to the UK might
be a bit expensive though...

John :-#)#

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Originally Posted by John Robertson

Can't help you with the value, but I do have NOS pilaster plastics for
the 1050/Sonata series of Wurlitzer jukeboxes. Shipping to the UK might
be a bit expensive though...

John :-#)#

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Can you let me know how much it would cost including shipping. Thanks.
John

Originally Posted by John Clark, UK

I need to get a valuation on a jukebox and am not having much luck. I wonder if anyone can help. The machine in question was one of only 8 (I believe) imported as carcasses from Mexico by Sound Leisure in the UK. The body is the original and the interior is the Sound Leisure mechanism and speakers. Good condition. One tiny crack to right hand plastic. Plays and sounds good. Never had a single problem in eight years of playing

Hello John,

The jukebox was completely made by Sound Leisure including the case.
Alan Black the chairman of Sound Leisure bought the tooling rights for the Wurlitzer One More Time. I understand he sold these rights back to Wurlitzer, Rowe Ami and Rock Ola in the 80/90's. There was an artical recently featuring Alan Black talking about the first of these 1050 jukeboxes that they produced.
With regards to value I would guess less than £800 to £1000.

Regards
Alan Hood
ami-man
UK

John Clark wrote:
John Robertson;656433 Wrote:

Can't help you with the value, but I do have NOS pilaster plastics for
the 1050/Sonata series of Wurlitzer jukeboxes. Shipping to the UK might

be a bit expensive though...

John :-#)#

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Can you let me know how much it would cost including shipping. Thanks.
John





Email me - the reply-to is valid...

John :-#)#

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John Clark wrote:
John Robertson;656433 Wrote:

Can't help you with the value, but I do have NOS pilaster plastics for
the 1050/Sonata series of Wurlitzer jukeboxes. Shipping to the UK might

be a bit expensive though...

John :-#)#

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John's Jukes Ltd. 2343 Main St."


Can you let me know how much it would cost including shipping. Thanks.
John





Ah, shipping to the UK starts at about $90US for surface post. The box
is 25 X 12.5 X 9 inches and only weighs 5 lb. Express post comes in at
about $170US...

The left or right side plastics are $150US each - these are NOS
plastics, only have a few left. These are the Wurlitzer pilasters, if
this 1050 machine was not made by Wurlitzer USA or Sonata (Mexico) they
may not fit.

John :-#)#

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