>>>slider chest type with ice for the coldest Coca-cola<<<
Oh boy, our local lumber yard had one of those - 5¢ Cokes... Used to walk all the way across town (about a half mile) for one. So cold that they would form a little ice slush when you opened them.
Rambler Metropolitans - Had one of those when I was in the Army. LOL can you imagine - 5 of us used to ride from Ft. Devens, Massachusetts home to Delaware for weekends when we were off. 3 in front and two on the jumpseat in back with their legs stuck into the trunk - back of rear jumpseat was trunk access. There was a bus that would pass us every Sunday on our way back through New Jersey - he would pull up along side as he passed us and all would look and laugh, then he would fall back till I would pass him, then all on the other side would laugh. 5 BIG GI’s in a tin can like sardines. 32 miles per gallon - gas at 25¢ - split 5 ways was doable even when we made $68 a month military pay!
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>>>slider chest type with ice for the coldest Coca-cola<<<
Oh boy, our local lumber yard had one of those - 5¢ Cokes...
Here’s trivia note. The first soda cans I can recall were made of steel with conical tops and....a steel bottle cap. Seems to me that they were only used by local brands and weren’t around for very long. IIRC they were also some brands of beer that used them,