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IDENTIFYING Machines and Parts
HOW TO IDENTIFY YOUR VENDING MACHINE MAKE AND MODEL. This forum contains pictures, dimensions and details of different make's and model's of vending machines and parts. ALSO feel free to upload pictures of your machine, for help in identifying.
Welcome to my first post here.. :) I notice there is not a lot of action here on the general forum, but hopefully this post will be noticed.
Anyhoo, I am just getting my feet wet in the wonderful world of vending. For now I am focusing on the DN product line of the coke machines.
As you all can imagine I have many, many questions so if you all will indulge me here is my first one..
I have noticed that within the 276 family there are what appears to me to be several "sub models". What I am currently looking at now is the DN 276, the DN 276E and the DNCB 276.
What I really would like to know what to the E and the CB stand for and what modifications were done. I have tried to figure it out by searching online but I have had no luck what-so-ever.
I picked this cute machine up yesterday (stands only 10 1/2"), but for the life of me can't figure out what it even vended. There are 2 coin slots, one on each side at the top, releasing either drawer. I've never seen a machine without a makers name, number, or symbol, but the there is none to be found. The owner seemed to think it was English, perhaps took a half-dime as no American coin fits just right. Any thoughts on what it is? Thanks much for any answers on intriguing piece.
(i can add other photos if requested - thanks again)
Submitted by JamietheRoadie on Mon, 07/12/2010 - 14:15
As I mentioned in my 2 previous posts, I have a 1970's Vintage Coca Cola machine. It's been in my family for a while now, but I don't know where it actually came from. The information that's normally at the sides of the vending machine are no where to be found. It looks pretty authentic to me, but you can never be too sure.
Does anyone happen to know any information about the machines that looked similar to this one?:
