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• Complete Disassembly
• Show Quality Paint Job
• Embossing
• Decals
• New Insulation
• Chrome Re-plating
• Fan motor(s)
• Thermostat
• ALL NEW wiring
The "D" model, known as "Large Door", was introduced in the mid to late 50's!
Coke changed the appearance of this machine by applying a two tone paint scheme, enlarging the embossed text and moving it to the right to create a more balanced appearance. The plastic medallion in the bottle door was changed from green to clear with a white back. Making this machine highly collectible.
The "D" model was the same internally but featured a different coin mechanism and door.
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Coin Docere July 29 at 5:34pm I remember my pop-pop taking me shopping (we walked) up to Woodland ave to the Supermarket (Simpsons) and to the Bank (When I was 8 up till I was 15).. I would push the hand cart up and back to his house (5blks) just... to get a coke from the only soda machine around..he would sneak me two..one for the walk home and one at his house where we would go thru the two penny (cent) rolls he got me from the bank (what else)..it was our bonding time..it was really cool looking back..I am gonna have a CocaCola now (here's to you Pop-Pop, I miss you, but you are always here)..sorry randy..he was the best..and a WWll submariner..reason I went into the service (US Army)
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