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Posted 1 year ago
loftbed
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Hershey's 5 cent vending machine, wall mount and professionally restored.
got this on ebay last summer. The only bars I've been to find that work are the mini bars. Sometimes it dispenses two at a time, oh well, I'm already losing money at 5C anyway. :)
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Yep, doesn't matter, as long as it gives you one, that's where the fun is!
Nice coin-op!!! A local antique shop has one of these (unrestored) I was interested until I saw the tag and he wouldn't budge. I didn't have any extra arms or legs with me that day, lol!
I have one identical to that one except I restored mine in an almond color. Same decals as yours. They will dispense the 3in. candy bars,and yes sometimes they give out 2 bars. I bought mine for $150.00 in it's original condition. 6 months to restore because of the body work involved. It is always every ones favorite of my candy machines. That one looks like the work of Jerk a Trout.
Phillys57,
Yup, I got it off ebay and IIRC "Jerk a trout" was the guys handle, out of the Seattle are I think?