About my Seeburg USC2

Greetings, I have a Seeburg USC2 I would like to restore before it is sold. My Question is how much I should expect to pay for a full restoration and then how much if would be worth thereafter?

I was told as a parts machine it was only worth 50 bucks and one guy wanted more than a thousand dollars to restore it, and that I could get one working for $300. I've never seen any working juke go for $300 well, that was just one quote.

Thanks and Seasons Greetings to all of you.

I don't care how 'ugly' a juke is. If it works, I would buy it. (provided finances and space is availible)

On Dec 11, 12:18*am, PaulMotique PaulMotique.
wrote:
Greetings, *I have a Seeburg USC2 I would like to restore before it is
sold. *My Question is how much I should expect to pay for a full
restoration and then how much if would be worth thereafter?

I was told as a parts machine it was only worth 50 bucks and one guy
wanted more than a thousand dollars to restore it, and that I could get
one working for $300. *I've never seen any working juke go for $300
well, that was just one quote. *

Thanks and Seasons Greetings to all of you.

I don't care how 'ugly' a juke is. *If it works, I would buy it.
(provided finances and space is availible)

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PaulMotique

Hi Paul, You might want to change your terms from "restored" to
"working 100%"

To restore a juke requires more effort on the exterior looks. That can
cost big $$$

For a nice working juke that has a recapped amp and is working 100%
about $500 (for something in the same year range as your juke).

I feel you would loose money if you had someone restore that juke and
then tried to sell it. Some 50's era jukes might be worth that kind of
cash but not a console style juke.

I hope that helps some.

I have several Seeburgs and think they are a great machine.

Jeremy Agema