Canadian V56 embossed transitional

[MoonDawg]

       I have never seen this combination of parts during the transition era before, but I think it looks nice.
I'm guessing this was built as an electric machine at the plant, as there was no provision for the linkage to the bottle stack.
Could this be unique to the Canadian market, or have these surfaced elsewhere?

http://vancouver.craigslist.ca/bnc/clt/4900968170.html

[BONOVOX]

I  just think someone had a 56 with a missing door, and slapped on a transitional door to complete it.  The door is a Vendorlator door, the rest is a Vendo.

Someone not in the know of these machines would buy it, and will never know it's not original.

[mygoose101]

The inside door liner looks smooth also, not grooved for a linkage bar. 

[coke_and_stuff]

The groove appears to be there, just a bad pic! Machine was converted in my opinion.

[Slapshot42]

Seller has always had nice stuff he comes into WA and pics all the goods!  Then goes back to Canada and sells it for double!

[BONOVOX]

The nerve of some Canadians! 

Times were good a few years back when our dollar was better than the US buck... now at 20% it's tougher to buy and flip.... still doable though!

[Creighton]

Yep, Not near as many Canadian plated RV's slogging forth on the highways these days. Everyone is welcome but please don't be poking at your cell phone going 50 in a 70 mph zone.
Thanks!
Creighton

[Kilroy]

"Everyone is welcome but please don't be poking at your cell phone going 80 in a 112 kph zone."

I saved you from doing the conversions

[BONOVOX]

we show it as KM/H 

[Jared]

are prices for machines that much higher in canada