Value of Wurlitzer 1015 from the 80's?

I was wondering if someone could help me find the value of a Wurlitzer 1015
that was made in the 1980's. It plays 45's. I haven't seen it in person
yet, but I was told it was in excellent condition. I'm just not sure what
to offer for it. Can anyone help with a ballpark range? Am I better off
just buying a brand new one from 2003/4, or is there some collectibility to
one from the 80's?

Thanks,
Chuk

Hard to say exactly.
Condition, condition, condition is the key here.

For what's worth. I own a Wurlitzer 1015 OMT 45rpm bubbler. I don't
exactly know what the manufacturing date is of my model but I would
assume late 80s/early 90's. I can't find a date stamp on it anywhere.

My juke was purchased from an estate sale. Juke has been in home use
only its entire life and is in immaculate condition. Meter on it reads
a mere "00013" for paid credits. I paid $2900 for it. Which
considering its condition in my honest opinion, was probably way below
retail based off the condition this juke is in.

Craig




On Tue, 16 Mar 2004 11:43:58 -0500, "Chuk" wrote:

I was wondering if someone could help me find the value of a Wurlitzer 1015
that was made in the 1980's. It plays 45's. I haven't seen it in person
yet, but I was told it was in excellent condition. I'm just not sure what
to offer for it. Can anyone help with a ballpark range? Am I better off
just buying a brand new one from 2003/4, or is there some collectibility to
one from the 80's?

Thanks,
Chuk



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I would say that it would be worth $1,500.00 to $2,000.00 if it's in clean,
working condition.
You can buy a new 1015 CD juke for about $5,000.00.
I don't know the price for a new 45 version.
Used 1015 CD jukes from the mid 90's go for around $2,000.00 at auctions,
and some people sell them here for about $3,000.00.

"Chuk" wrote in message
.. .
I was wondering if someone could help me find the value of a Wurlitzer
1015
that was made in the 1980's. It plays 45's. I haven't seen it in person
yet, but I was told it was in excellent condition. I'm just not sure what
to offer for it. Can anyone help with a ballpark range? Am I better off
just buying a brand new one from 2003/4, or is there some collectibility
to
one from the 80's?

Thanks,
Chuk







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Nice working 50CD OMT's are bringing $4000 and up in Texas depending on how
clean they are. Dealers here are getting $5500-$6000 retail for new 100CD
models


"Keith Stelter" wrote in message
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I would say that it would be worth $1,500.00 to $2,000.00 if it's in
clean,
working condition.
You can buy a new 1015 CD juke for about $5,000.00.
I don't know the price for a new 45 version.
Used 1015 CD jukes from the mid 90's go for around $2,000.00 at auctions,
and some people sell them here for about $3,000.00.

"Chuk" wrote in message
.. .
I was wondering if someone could help me find the value of a Wurlitzer
1015
that was made in the 1980's. It plays 45's. I haven't seen it in
person
yet, but I was told it was in excellent condition. I'm just not sure
what
to offer for it. Can anyone help with a ballpark range? Am I better
off
just buying a brand new one from 2003/4, or is there some collectibility
to
one from the 80's?

Thanks,
Chuk







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