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						| aspbear1 
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								|  | « Reply #1 on: January 04, 2007, 05:27:10 pm » |  | 
 
 Very clean looking machines |  
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						| sodaworks | 
								|  | « Reply #2 on: January 04, 2007, 11:08:17 pm » |  | 
 
 Nice, I would like to have a few 90's for theme machines. |  
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						| BrianB | 
								|  | « Reply #3 on: January 05, 2007, 08:12:58 am » |  | 
 
 Great score! |  
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						| davet426 
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								|  | « Reply #5 on: January 05, 2007, 01:42:52 pm » |  | 
 
 These machines were being prep'd many years ago for a vending route. The guy I purchased them from bought out the vending route and a wharehouse full of machines. While inventoring all of the machines (approx 150) he came across several older ones that he did not want. He put them on E-bay just to get rid of them out of the storage facility. He has at least 4 more, but I don't know if I'll make the 18 hr round trip to get them. He would not get them while I was there... Hoping for that E-bay big bid I guess  '> 
 He is the (by his words) the largest US dealer in antique gumball machines, showed me around and he has a lot of neat stuff and parts. His name is Scott Tidball 919-880-5725, I believe his company name is (and e-bay handle) is A1gumball. If anyone is interested...
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								|  | « Reply #6 on: January 05, 2007, 02:30:58 pm » |  | 
 
 An 18hr round trip, for that you deserve a medal. It must have been worth it to see the premier collection of gumballs in the US. I have actually bought bits and peices of the guy in the past. |  
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								|  | « Reply #7 on: February 01, 2007, 11:07:40 am » |  | 
 
  These are great!  The second one in appears to be the 90 version of my VF110F-A.  Have you found a source for a manual yet? I'm still looking. 
 PS I'm a recent transplant from Nashville.  A predator's machine would be cool!
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						| BryanH | 
								|  | « Reply #8 on: February 03, 2007, 10:24:56 pm » |  | 
 
 Very nice machines.  Amazingly clean looking.  Between the 4 machines, looks like you might have almost 2 complete machines + a great parts cache. |  
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						| davet426 
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								|  | « Reply #9 on: February 23, 2007, 01:16:15 am » |  | 
 
 Actually all four are complete and cooling. I am excited about doing some amateur restores on them Bryan, LOL!!! I agree a Predator machine would be cool, I'll post some professional pics of my amateur restores as soon as I get the opportunity to work on one... Just yank'n your chain BrianH...
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