Well, I know how much everyone loves to see pictures...so here are a couple of shots of our (my wife's) S-48.  We bought it about 9 years ago in Ft. Walton Beach, FL from Jeff Ring, who also completely restored it.  The inside was painted, but it wasn't detailed to the degree I have seen many of you guys do (JohnieG's V-39)!  We used it regularly until a couple years ago, when the freon line developed a leak inside the box and bled out.  I got a $300 quote from a guy here to patch, replace the dryer, and recharge the system, so I just have to get on it.  It also has a couple of nicks in the paint from moving 4 times since we got it.
I'll get some shots of our Atlas Senior DP as soon as I get it out of storage and into the soda room.

Greg

Very nice! Yes, they are compact but heavy! I'm in the process of repro'ing the Round 3D-Pepsi Cap sign & mounting ring for these machines (the SureVend P-47 (and the ChoiceVend CV-68, in the mold making stage right now)

I guess she doesn't want to overrun the house with "stuff".  We have a lot of antique radios and furniture, which I need to start thinning out.  I have always been a natural collector, and have to watch putting too many irons in the fire (soda machines, radios, beer cans/trays/etc., antique furniture, old cars, coins, need I say more?).  I think I may have her sold on the DP Atlas Jr., but of course now I found something else as well.  I found a Stoner Jr. for $200 in good shape.  Ah, it never ends...