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Posted 4 months ago
Garmon
(2 items)
Hey guys,
as a hobby i like restoring old vintage machines, stuff like Soda machines, coolers and so forth.
When browsing around i found someone selling these two coolers. What type are these coolers? I looked around on the internet for hours but couldn't find anything.
Can anyone tell me more about these coolers? What model are they? Where are they from?
So far the sellers ''thinks'' their from Asia.
Thanks for your time.
-Garmon
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those are produced in india and are fantasy items if you compare to real cooler produced in usa you could easily spot the difference between a real one and a fake one
for exemple on your coca cola, the printed logo is not centered and the weve is from the 1970's, the bottle opener is not an official one and has also the wave
interesting, thanks for your help!
Why would anyone trying to make an old cooler, put the newer logos on them? Dead giveaway. You have what appears to be an old cooler from the 1930s with logos from the 1970s and 80s.
you would be surprise of the amount of people who would buy this thing believing it's the real things