The Holy Grail of Machines

[collecture]

Worst case..... nicks and scratches can be fixed!

I was going to say the Kooler Grill will probably hurt the office drunk more than he would hurt the grill...
Unless of course he got behind the wheel of something!

I moved my 81A from the back porch into the new gameroom, so far it has gotten more use from my 1 1/2 year old than anybody else. He loves to crank the handle and open the bottle door...good fun!

[Pat Pixley]

But would you use that Koooler grill Tom ??  

[collecture]

I would have to find one for pennies on the dollar - I will not spend $25,000 or more on anything except a car or house.
If I got one for that price, you bet I would use it. I would probably use it like the guy that posted on here a while back. Rent it out (with me at the helm), take it to festivals, use it to make money!

[Pat Pixley]

      That is to good  Tom   

[VMC 81]

Well I have a 57 Chevy rag top and drive it to work, to the drive inns with the kids, and everywhere in between.

Also have a Pepsi 81 that is on the back porch.

 So I say if you got use it and if you don't use like then sell it

[BrianB]

I would have to say....USE IT! I got posed a similar question about the "usability" of a coin op pocorn machine,a Popperette, with zero use on it. Brand spanking new, NOS, never been used. Would I use it or not? I thought about it long and hard and came to the decision that I probably would.

Like Glen said, you only live once so live for today!! 

[dr galaga]

Use it!

I agree about seeing cars at car shows that have probably been only driven about 100 feet all year.  On the trailer, off the trailer.  On the trailer, off the trailer.... 

[SIGNGUY]

I agree with an earlier post... USE IT... I'd take it to car shows, collector shows, etc... rent it out to other people who would appreciate using it...  I use my 59 Vette almost daily, I use my Machines on the backporch and in the basement bar room... but of course I'd have a little placard near or on it telling the story... people would respect it... just like they respect classic cars or antiques when out strolling at a show, etc.

Now just gotta find one!

[TomFromJersey]

  Use the equipment as is was meant to be uused, and enjoy it. If someone over-steps the boundaries with innapropriate actions, let them know.
  I once told two of my ex-wifes employees that if they though it was so funny tilting my pinballs then I would gladly take them outside and really show them what it's like to be tilted.
They were perfect gentleman the rest of the evening.
  Notice I said EX-wife.