Vintage Ice Chest
Posted in Posters on 10/28/2008 06:17 pm by admin
I HAVE A VINTAGE COKE MACHINE MODEL B59A5(APPROX 1930′s), WHERE CAN I FIND PARTS AS WELL AS VALUE?
ITS KINDA SHAPPED LIKE A ICE CHEST BUT BIGGER. I THOUGHT IT WAS AN ICE MACHINE BUT I DONT BELIEVE THOSE HAVE A COOLING SYSTEM AND THIS ONE DOES, I THINK. IT HAS TWO “LIDS”, ONE FOR THE COKE BOTTLES, WHICH IS SORTA LIKE A TUB THAT WOULD ALSO HOLD ICE. THE SECOND LID HAS SOME KIND OF MOTOR AND WHAT APPEARS TO BE A COOLING SYSTEM, THIS OPENING ALSO GOES UNDERNIETH THE FIRST TUB AS IF MAYBE ICE WOULD GO THERE AS WELL, THUS COOLING THE FIRST TUB WITH THE BOTTLES IN IT. THE COST OF A SODA WAS 5 CENTS.
I can’t find anything on that model number, but check out some of these websites that might be able to help you.
http://www.bitw.com/bitwrestorations.htm
http://www.nostalgiawarehouse.com/sodamachines.html
http://www.barsandbooths.com/bandb50ssodamachines.htm
http://www.pedalcarsandretro.com/1930s_Coca_Cola_Machine__Refrigeration_Model-p-89.html
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