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1954 AMI Model F-80 Jukebox

This is my newest project an AMI Model F-80 . I picked this up in Russellville, Ar.

Everything looks complete on this Jukebox. I will be going through  every part of the jukebox cleaning, repairing and fixing. I may repaint it the original color as there are some places where the paint is looking rough.

Below you can see the mechanism and heart of the Jukebox.



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