It's got to be better than the American TV programme Secret Restoration.
I noticed a few weeks ago from a trailer that they were going to "restore" a Rock-Ola 443 vinyl jukebox.
I was interested, as here's mine I've had for fifteen years. I didn't so much as restore it, more "tarted it up."
![[Image: ROCK-OLA-443-2019.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/Sfbc6sL/ROCK-OLA-443-2019.jpg)
The subject they "restored" looked a bit scruffy, but it could be improved quite a bit.
Instead, this is what they did.
The machine was missing its cash box door. So they just painted round the hole!
![[Image: P1010513.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/nknzv4v/P1010513.jpg)
![[Image: P1010516.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/VBz0CRZ/P1010516.jpg)
![[Image: P1010517.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/t4Bz2SK/P1010517.jpg)
I noticed a few weeks ago from a trailer that they were going to "restore" a Rock-Ola 443 vinyl jukebox.
I was interested, as here's mine I've had for fifteen years. I didn't so much as restore it, more "tarted it up."
The subject they "restored" looked a bit scruffy, but it could be improved quite a bit.
Instead, this is what they did.
The machine was missing its cash box door. So they just painted round the hole!
