kcm.MN
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kcm.MN
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- NW Minnesota
Rust Pic puzzle:
https://jigex.com/NWjf
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Janicholson
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The Price was computed at I don't think they mean a HP EleteBook i7. The only computing in is
performed by mechanical means and with gears. Jim
performed by mechanical means and with gears. Jim
Blackhole49
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- White Lake MI
I redid these 20 years ago. The Coke machine still works. With a last name of Smith, when I saw the Smith-O-Lene brand, I just had to have a gas pump. The gas pump panels are porcelain and the paint just doesn't stick well to it.
Steve@Advance
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Had a machine just like that at dads gas station.
It was outside, every now and then we would come in and find empty bottles in the door!
Found out kids had discovered they could pop the tops and drain the bottle into a cup!
The changer was set for 10 cents. To change it would have cost more than the machine was worth (at that time). He sold drinks at a loss for years, just a perk for customers. Plus dealing with bottle deposits!
It was outside, every now and then we would come in and find empty bottles in the door!
Found out kids had discovered they could pop the tops and drain the bottle into a cup!
The changer was set for 10 cents. To change it would have cost more than the machine was worth (at that time). He sold drinks at a loss for years, just a perk for customers. Plus dealing with bottle deposits!
dr sportster
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Wow , really nice !
Blackhole49
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- White Lake MI
My sticker says 10 cents but the machine is set for 20. It gives a nickel back from a quarter. I used to keep 8oz coke in it, but now that the boys are grown, I stock it with long neck beer in the summer. Some beer bottles are to big in diameter for it, but most work.
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