ICY-O Finished, Finally

[lynful]

Finally dug out a Icy-O in the back of my warehouse.  Being threatning to restore it for a couple of decades!  Found it in a junk pile at Jeff Walters  place in Calif. back in the mid 80's.  Jeff said he would give it to me if I could get it back to Texas.  Can't locate my "before" pics, but it was a hunk of junk - been dropped and all four legs crunched up, rust holes , large dents and the top unusable.  But all major pieces were there.  Got OshGosh Ron (old timers remember him?) to haul it to Texas were it sit for the next 23yrs or so.  Much thanks to Dennis Harrup of VA. for all his pics, help and advise on the restoration.  If anyone is doing a Icy-O I'll be glad to help with getting you in contact for parts, signs, cranks,cap catcher or whatever if you get in touch.  Only problem I have now is the tub is a little over 33in across and the door to my "machine room" is 32in.

[cola62]

That is cool looking.  It's old school and space age at the same time.

[Pat Pixley]

Very nice  ,   sound like your going to get the chain saw out and make that opening  bigger  .

[Eric]

Wow!.. Very nice! Great job on the restoration...  I agree... take the door down.

[mznb1u]

W W!  That is really cool!

  Tim

[oscar]

I know these machine aren't very practical but stuff like this is what I like the best. That machine is soo cool. I need to get one of my American Vendors done. This is inspiration. Do you have any info, parts, signs for American Vendors?

[collecture]

Nice to see an uncommon machine restored!
I'm sure you can find another spot for it!
Would like to see before pics if you can find them.

[johnieG]

Sweet!  Fantastic Job!!!   

[Creighton]

That is outstanding!! Thanks for the pics.
Creighton

[Funtronics]

WoW !!!! Very nicely done.