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Posted 1 year ago
jamiedpt
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I picked up this large beast of a vending machine a couple weeks ago when I got three other Oak machines from a junk shop. When I got the other three the owner insisted I take this big monster too. At the time I wasnt very excited about this thing, but it came on a large heavy cast iron stand with wheels (need to do alot of work on it-will post seperately one of these days) and I figured that with the stand included I could put it to use. This is what it looks like now. Drilled out the locks and it had $12 in quarters in it! Enough to pay for replacement locks anyway. Gonna restore this in a Harley Davidson theme. Found a vendor of the 2" capsules to go inside it with Harley key rings! Shoudl be really cool when I get it done. Will post pics in a couple weeks when I finish it.
Gumball MachinesGumball machines are among the earliest coin-operated vending machines. The…
Thanks Bellin