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#508657 Sun Jan 26 2014 04:53 PM
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Hi everyone can any one help me? I am in search of coca cola soda machines as per photo so l can restore them as my hobby as well as restoring petrol bowsers. They will shipped to Australia.
Your help is appreciated

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Hobby my *****. The dismantling of America.

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This a photo of what l took of a swap meet, these guys are in it for the money, lam in it for the restorations and displaying my collection to our club

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Guys, I don't think the sale of Coca Cola was just limited to the United States...!

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After a recent trip to The Coca Cola Museum in Atlanta, I can tell you that Coca Cola claims to be sold in every country in the world except for two.
North Korea and Iran.

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Your missing the point.

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Yes you are right DR Dave that coca cola is sold in every country. But the soda machines that l am after were NOT sold in Australia.

Well guys lam very sorry to stir the pot and disappointed , all l was after was some contacts that's all, Thanks for your help

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I would part with this working, complete and original paint VMC-33. Send me a PM if it perks your interest.

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Probably I should not insinuate that you in particular are on a personal crusade to drain the US of soda machines. Its just that having grown up in what was once a very strong manufacturing part of the US and witnessed its decline since the 60s, sometimes I feel compelled to say something about exporting what is left here. Be it jobs or whatever. Many of our treasures are being bought and exported to other countries where the economy may be in better shape.Its certainly not Australia in particular which in my opinion is a wonderful country with wonderful people. Not to mention that this web sight is worldwide. Coupled with the latest trend of Flippers/Carpetbaggers crashing into our hobby here, sometimes I feel the need to speak up.I know in my head I should'nt try to push the river, but sometimes my heart takes over. Certainly for lots of guys, they will be happy to make a few bucks and will strap anything to a pallet and send it off. I get it. Money talks. Always has.

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I would like to be able to help the Aussies' appriciate "our" pieces of advertising art such as 50's soda machines. I don't have any to sell at the present. However I can't imagine what the cost would be to crate & ship one (or more) to Austraila..! shocked

After all...they did give us INXS grin

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I must admit you guys made some good stuff in the 50s 60 and 70s and they last, like your muscle cars, gas pumps ect. The Ausie love the American products.
The cost to ship anything on a standard plastic pallet is around $400 by sea

Not sure what the cost for transport is in the USA.
Tony

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I must admit you guys made some good stuff in the 50s 60 and 70s and they last, like your muscle cars, gas pumps ect. The Ausie love the American products.
The cost to ship anything on a standard plastic pallet is around $400 by sea

Not sure what the cost for transport is in the USA.
Tony


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