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We have had this coca cola cooler for quite some time and it is in very good shape, still in running condition. If anyone knows anything about this coca cola cooler id love to learn more about it, i haven't been able to find any information on it..
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I was going to suggest: http://soda-machines.com/ but I don't even see Coldstream listed. Maybe one of our Canadian collectors can chime in and help you.
I checked on that website already and found out the same thing :(
Thank you!
Its about early 70's Coldstream Cooler, not much info out there about them.
Well if anyone knows where i can find some info or has any ideas id really appreciate it! & thank you :)
Look very similar to the Canadian"Ideal"500.
I have the same chest cooler and haven't been able to find any info on its value. It is also a Coldstream - made in 1967 - still works great and is in similar condition . I am moving and need to sell it for a fair price DOES ANYONE KNOW A VALUE FOR THESE? THANKS SO MUCH