Old Candy Machine

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02-02-2012, 09:47 PM
zakmattingly

Old Candy Machine

I picked up one of them old candy machines, with the pullout knobs, this week. Still works too. Looked into it and it's from the 1970's, parts still available, and I can get the manual on E-bay for 20 bucks. Also found a site that tells me how to raise the prices. They go up to 65 cents. Got it set up in my poker room. Having a party tomorrow so gonna have to make sure to fill that sucker up. Try to make some money in case I lose all mine at the poker table.
02-03-2012, 04:34 AM
TrashPickingAusKid2

Nice bro, i trash pick for TVs but i do not break them down, i watch them :) good to have a retro life
02-03-2012, 06:24 AM
GeorgeB

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Originally Posted by zakmattingly

I picked up one of them old candy machines, with the pullout knobs, this week. Still works too. Looked into it and it's from the 1970's, parts still available, and I can get the manual on E-bay for 20 bucks. Also found a site that tells me how to raise the prices. They go up to 65 cents. Got it set up in my poker room. Having a party tomorrow so gonna have to make sure to fill that sucker up. Try to make some money in case I lose all mine at the poker table.

My in laws have an older looking type snack/candy machine in their shop. Not sure where they got it from, but they own it.

They pull in roughly $400 to $550 per month off of it.
02-04-2012, 02:20 AM
Backwell

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Originally Posted by GeorgeB

My in laws have an older looking type snack/candy machine in their shop. Not sure where they got it from, but they own it.

They pull in roughly $400 to $550 per month off of it.

Is that profit or just sales?