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This Pepsi Cola pop machine was in my Dad's shop back in 1960's. I am not sure if it late 50's or early 60's I found it in when I was cleaning out my parents place last year. It still works but it is missing the rack from inside. I can remember on special occasions getting a dime and being allowed to buy pop. I always wanted a Mountain Dew. My son has a Mountain Dew pop bottle that my brother kept from that time.
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your cooler is an ideal 35 Slider type chest cooler.. liek you said it's missing the rack which is common.. but the cooler can still be used as a reach in cooler.. most of these where made generic, but there are a few that cam from the factory emobossed with a company logo like RC cola... you should remove the pepsi sign, you could have very valuable cooler under that sign?