Question on reproduction parts for a 1939 Seeburg Classic

I went to the Victory Glass website and saw no plastics reproductions
for the 1939 Seeburg Classic or the 1940 Seeburg Envoy. They're
honestly nice looking boxes. Does anyone do custom plastic
reproductions for rare vintage jukeboxes? What can someone do if they
have such an older jukebox and it has a broken piece of plastic?

One of the advantages of restoring something like a 146-147-148 or the
100C appears to be a wealth of reproduction parts, right down to
decals and paper instruction inserts.

I came across a few older jukeboxes and would like to know my options
in terms of restoration.

Patrick at A-1 Jukebox www.jukeboxusa.com has them.

"Fred" wrote in message
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I went to the Victory Glass website and saw no plastics reproductions
for the 1939 Seeburg Classic or the 1940 Seeburg Envoy. They're
honestly nice looking boxes. Does anyone do custom plastic
reproductions for rare vintage jukeboxes? What can someone do if they
have such an older jukebox and it has a broken piece of plastic?

One of the advantages of restoring something like a 146-147-148 or the
100C appears to be a wealth of reproduction parts, right down to
decals and paper instruction inserts.

I came across a few older jukeboxes and would like to know my options
in terms of restoration.