Overall, Rowe AMI's are cheap because they're VERY plentiful, and aren't as 'artsy' as others, like Wurlitzer. (Instead of looking all art-deco, they look like they belong in the corner of a Waffle House. I picked up three late-70's model Rowe AMI's, working, for under $100. I parted them out, since the parts were worth more than the whole juke!)this is listed as a working rowe ami. not sure of any other details model wise. here are some pics. owner is asking $275. what do you think?
thanks
blake
You can't go wrong with one of them, there are lots of folks here that could help if something isn't working right.
