Lust. Envy. Greed. Materialistic desire. Like Bob and Kaarin’s. Waah waah waah. Wanna wanna wanna. I also want the Gary Larson Imbeciles coffee cup, please. Clickaroo for my 10-item ebay carousel –>
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Seeburg Stereophonic Model 222 Juke Box
Our mid century home doesn’t have room for a full size juke box. I solved my juke box desire by picking up a Seeburg Stereo Consolette and a MP3/iPod converter. I don;t want to post any links, but a search for wall box, consollette and jukebox CD adapter will get you to the details.
Add me to the covet list! I’d love one of these for the recroom– and a vintage pinball machine too!
agreed, however in addition to juke box, i want a whac-a-mole — to take out my aggression on!
They’re so cool! I made a Seeburg table top jukebox Halloween costume for my son!
http://willceau.com/news/2010/11/01/halloween-2010/
that is HILARIOUS! Super-Mom!
Thanks Pam! We hooked up an MP3 player and a small speaker inside to play the music listed. Our son is a good sport.
That is the same jukebox that is featured in the opening sequence of Russ Meyer’s “Faster, Pussycat, Kill! Kill!’
Awesome! I’m the proud owner of a Seeburg Stereo Showcase (SS 160). It is hard to fit into a smaller bungalow-type house, DScott, but if you get creative (i.e. covering part of a window) you can do it!