Title: An inside look
Post by: globalcompressors on August 04, 2006, 08:17:40 pm
Okay, here's an inside look at my shop. Jim seemed interested, everyone else welcome. 
Click the link below.
Eric
An inside look
Click the link below.Eric
An inside look
Title: An inside look
Post by: Jim on August 04, 2006, 09:00:54 pm
Eric,
The Westinghouse WB-60 looks great!
The Westinghouse WB-60 looks great!
Title: An inside look
Post by: Ridewithme38 on August 04, 2006, 09:04:57 pm
Do you sell parts? I see what looks like a Vendo V165-A in the backround am i right? Is that a fully restored machine??
I'd love to see some close up pic's of that just to check out what/where any decals go
I'd love to see some close up pic's of that just to check out what/where any decals go
Title: An inside look
Post by: globalcompressors on August 04, 2006, 09:15:51 pm
Thanks Jim for the correction...WB60 Dial Select. Been a long day.
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Post by: dr galaga on August 04, 2006, 10:06:12 pm
Nice shop. I like the signs that you have hanging up in you office.
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Post by: sodaworks on August 05, 2006, 12:04:33 am
Nice shop Eric,
Now if we can just put a face to the shop.
Now if we can just put a face to the shop.
Title: An inside look
Post by: coke_and_stuff on August 05, 2006, 09:30:32 am
Very nice shop, you have a nice setup with actual room to work. Im jealous.
Joey
Joey
Title: An inside look
Post by: aspbear1 on August 05, 2006, 12:18:44 pm
Very Nice Shop...Room to work and shade trees all around.
Title: An inside look
Post by: globalcompressors on August 05, 2006, 02:40:09 pm
Thanks Guys!
After being in business all this time, since 89', I finally decided to stop throwing away my money. Making someone else rich, $800 mo/12 months yr/16 yrs. just didn't make sense any longer. Still plenty of room to move around in. The trees are a nice touch. We're just a bit leery when the hurricanes come calling.
Been lucky so far...
Always ready to bend over and kiss our a***s goodbye!
Terry, here's my face with the rest of it. Hopefully I didn't break the camera! Not responsible for you computer!
My Webpage
Eric
After being in business all this time, since 89', I finally decided to stop throwing away my money. Making someone else rich, $800 mo/12 months yr/16 yrs. just didn't make sense any longer. Still plenty of room to move around in. The trees are a nice touch. We're just a bit leery when the hurricanes come calling.
Been lucky so far...Always ready to bend over and kiss our a***s goodbye!
Terry, here's my face with the rest of it. Hopefully I didn't break the camera! Not responsible for you computer!
My Webpage
Eric
Title: An inside look
Post by: sodaworks on August 05, 2006, 10:27:53 pm
Hello Eric,
Is that a tree growing out of the top of the coke machine with the wood grain front door on it? LOL...
Is that a tree growing out of the top of the coke machine with the wood grain front door on it? LOL...
Title: An inside look
Post by: globalcompressors on August 06, 2006, 10:02:32 am
Yea,
That's one of those 64T "tree" models. Cavalier produced it back in the early
70's. Parts are really hard to find and uses a "root" refrigeration system for cooling.
While the 64T is an unusal machine, one advantage, when the machine is no longer needed, it will simply "leaf" the location all by itself. In the Fall, the changer turns color and drops coins all over the ground. The location customer really liked that idea while the vending operator went broke. Probably why it never really caught on and Cavalier went out of business.
Okay....that was really stupid, sorry!
Eric
That's one of those 64T "tree" models. Cavalier produced it back in the early
70's. Parts are really hard to find and uses a "root" refrigeration system for cooling.
While the 64T is an unusal machine, one advantage, when the machine is no longer needed, it will simply "leaf" the location all by itself. In the Fall, the changer turns color and drops coins all over the ground. The location customer really liked that idea while the vending operator went broke. Probably why it never really caught on and Cavalier went out of business.
Okay....that was really stupid, sorry!
Eric
Title: An inside look
Post by: halehouse on August 06, 2006, 10:47:06 am
Stupid? No, quite the creative writing!
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Post by: sodaworks on August 06, 2006, 07:01:29 pm
LOL.
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Post by: sodaworks on August 06, 2006, 07:02:42 pm
Eric, You need to hook up with Vendomatic and help him finish the mini series on the RC V81.
Title: An inside look
Post by: Skeleton Man on August 06, 2006, 08:24:15 pm
That's a hellava nice workshop you have there !
Title: An inside look
Post by: globalcompressors on August 06, 2006, 08:39:46 pm
Hey, Terry... I'm There!!!! I know all about those..... radio controlled (RC) Vendo 81 machines.
Not a whole lot going on up-stairs anyway. Should have no problem
with riters, righters, 
whiters, writers block! 
I'll be glad to help him out! After all, I'm a mighty fart smeller...I mean smart feller
Eric
PS, Thanks Chris.
Not a whole lot going on up-stairs anyway. Should have no problem
with riters,
righters, whiters, writers block! I'll be glad to help him out! After all, I'm a mighty fart smeller...I mean smart feller
Eric
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Post by: halehouse on August 06, 2006, 09:30:01 pm
That's funny! My dad always used the "fart smeller/smart feller" line when I was a kid.
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Post by: Skeleton Man on August 06, 2006, 11:39:18 pm
YW Eric, I am envious though