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This is the highlight of my collection. This was going to be trashed, I recovered it and had it redone by a person that restores lots of Coca Cola stuff.
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Coca Cola Westinghouse 1938 totally refurbished water bath cooler. | Coolers88 of 110 |
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Posted 2 years ago
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This is the highlight of my collection. This was going to be trashed, I recovered it and had it redone by a person that restores lots of Coca Cola stuff.
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Saw one of these at an antique mall I was at this weekend, painted green, what a shame.
Bought one at a swap meet last fall...2010. Bad shape. Only the 4 sides, frame and rusted casters. The one end panel was rusted through around the lettering. No tub, lids, opener or cap collector, or grills. Paid $50 for it but figured that just the panels would look cool as 'wall art' if nothing else. Trying to come have any. Thankswith some ideas on how to utilize what I have.....wash tank? Cooler for the patio? Looking for ideas if you have any. Thanks.
Way too much to be redone. Would work well as a planter outside.
What compressor/immersion coil combination did they use for the resto - I would like to source this and have my HVAC guy put it in. Cabinet is in original (patina!) condition.
The original compressor and coil were intact including the freon started and work great.
I live in Central Indiana and looking for someone to restore a 1940's era cooler. Anyone know of someone?