Hey, Check out this Guys Website!!!

[SIGNGUY]

Ok,
It's actually my new website that I just got put up... Cheap plug.
www.popmachineshop.com

I'm not quite done with it yet, as I have to post some past projects and other stuff I've done, but so far soo good I guess.

I'd appreciate any input, advice or criticzm you feel like throwing my way.

Also note , and I'll be changing this soon, will be my new email address will be
john@popmachineshop.com

Thanks!

[coke_and_stuff]

John, The site looks great. I actually hit it up a few days ago. My buddy has been working on mine and hopefully will have it done in a week or so.

Joey

[Larry]

What web site?

[Creighton]

Looks Good John!!
Here is the homepage.
http://www.popmachineshop.com/home.html
Under restoration I would post pictures without the background stuff. The wall socket through the bottle door was a double take :-)
Shipping maybe a bit more concise on the packaging.
Very cool and best of luck!!
Creighton

[Pat Pixley]

I ran across your site last night , John It looks real good 
don't chage a thing .
 

[RC kid]

Excellent web page. I am adding it to my favorites.

[johnieG]

Totally awsome! 

[Seven181]

John,

WAY TO GO! I like it! Very nice! Even though I am not collecting like I was, I like listening to what you guys are still doing on here! Great stores and a great group!

Brian

[mznb1u]

John,

The sight looks great.  Very professional looking.

I noticed a few typos so I thought I would pass them along.  Sorry I can't help myself--the nuns beat it into me when I was in grade school!   

Home Page--last sentence:

My main point is let me know your intentions with the machine when your (should be "you are") shopping, if you just want a cool machine to use as a display, there are several to chose (should be "choose")from, if you want to use it to vend, be sure to ask if it will accomdate (should be "accommodate") the bottles you want to vend.

Shipping Page

heavey (should be "heavy") cardboard

packing material ensureing (should be "ensuring")

I will add you to my favorites and pass your site along to anyone who is looking for a beautifully restored machine!

Tim aka Mr. Grammar

No passion in the world is equal to the passion to alter someone else's draft.
H. G. Wells (1866 - 1946) 

[Jim]

Looks very good John!
Clean look with easy navigation.
Perhaps you could utilize the same JavaScript Image Display for all the images for consistency, but make the thumbnails just a little larger, say 100 x 100.
Good Luck with the Site!