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Let the fun begin 7up vendo 56 restoration
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December 18, 2008, 05:03:11 pm »
Well couldnt get the compressor working on my 7up machine so decide today was as good a day as any to dissassemble the whole machine. I came apart fairly easy and the rust was worst than I figured. Nothing is rusted throught though. Here are the pics.
Here are the pics before dissasembly.
This is the base of the machine nothing a little sandblasting cant take care of.
This seems to be the original tag for this machine which I thinks pretty cool.
This is the base of the machine where the compressor mounts
Picture of liner taken out of machine. No pitting just surface rust.
Well thats the progress I made today. I am going to take my time with this for it will be a machine for the man room.
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December 18, 2008, 05:42:30 pm »
Looks solid, like it's going to be a fairly easy resto.
I look forward to your post. Good Luck
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December 18, 2008, 06:27:49 pm »
While you're busy restoring the machine, keep your eyes open for another
Cavalier as a parts machine. That compressor is very common.
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Quote from: MoonDawg on December 18, 2008, 06:27:49 pm
While you're busy restoring the machine, keep your eyes open for another
Cavalier
as a parts machine. That compressor is very common.
Vendorlator....
I would pay attention to the bottom tray... I think that will be pretty thin when you get done sand blasted.... I ended up welding in a new pan in mine..
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I sent you a PM I have several cooling units that are good originals, and even fully restored available.
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Quote from: bubba on December 18, 2008, 10:36:36 pm
Vendorlator....
I would pay attention to the bottom tray... I think that will be pretty thin when you get done sand blasted.... I ended up welding in a new pan in mine..
Thanks Bubba I will keep an eye on that. where did you get a new pan?
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Thats going to be a really sharp machine when it is done. I really like the light up sign. Is that one 3d? Those 56's are good looking when they are done. Are you going to do it all original or are you going to do it something different? If you want to do something different I have an idea. The panel on the front left that holds the bottle door is removable. I have attached a pic of a coke 56 that I did a while back. You could paint that panel and the bottle door the 7up emerald green. That would bring some extra color to the machine. On the picture of my coke 56 it is the panel that is white on the front. Just a thought. The all white machines can look plain sometimes.
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It's your choice, but I really like Josh's idea. Something to keep in mind when you gwet that far.
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Quote from: bubba on December 18, 2008, 10:36:36 pm
Vendorlator....
OOps.....I'm kinda' new to this
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Getting ready to sand blast the inside components first liner last. Do you guys recommend blasting the can rack or not? also if I blast the rack shpuld I paint it? I am leaning toward painting the inside hammered grey. I may not do anything to the outside of the machine because it is the original finish and adds character. I would not know where to start to get decals made like the silk screen finish on the machine now. Yes the sign is a 3D sign with the flat top can. Thanks Guys
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