FullThrottle
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I know that I can't be the only guy who's filling his arcade with other random coin-op junk?!
SHOW KLOV YOUR CANDY AND GUMBALL MACHINES!
Recently I've been picking up gumball machines since they're still coin-op but much smaller, and stumbled onto a really cool old candy machine! Its been alot of fun cleaning up these old grimy machines and making them shine and work!! They were filthy nasty eww, now they are very clean and usable all with some elbow grease, cleaner spray, water and metal polish!
The large blue colored machine is a 1950's STONER brand Candy/Univendor Machine which holds 6 slots of 20 candy bars each for a nickel! I got it in an interesting trade...
The glass square domed gumball machine is a 1950's Atlas Penny and Nickel machine. I bought it from the same guy I got the Stoner machine from...
Last but not least is the green machine which is a 60's Acorn Penny gum ball machine. Snagged this baby with the stand that the Atlas machine is sitting on from a thrift store for $10!!
I plan on having easily a dozen cool, unique, and plain gumball machines around the house, here's my start!
SHOW KLOV YOUR CANDY AND GUMBALL MACHINES!
Recently I've been picking up gumball machines since they're still coin-op but much smaller, and stumbled onto a really cool old candy machine! Its been alot of fun cleaning up these old grimy machines and making them shine and work!! They were filthy nasty eww, now they are very clean and usable all with some elbow grease, cleaner spray, water and metal polish!
The large blue colored machine is a 1950's STONER brand Candy/Univendor Machine which holds 6 slots of 20 candy bars each for a nickel! I got it in an interesting trade...
The glass square domed gumball machine is a 1950's Atlas Penny and Nickel machine. I bought it from the same guy I got the Stoner machine from...
Last but not least is the green machine which is a 60's Acorn Penny gum ball machine. Snagged this baby with the stand that the Atlas machine is sitting on from a thrift store for $10!!
I plan on having easily a dozen cool, unique, and plain gumball machines around the house, here's my start!



