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VMC Machine List

Year Model Capacity (bottles) Approx. Dimensions (H×W×D) Coca-Cola Color (Red/White) Notes
1920s VMC Junior 23 23 36”×14”×15” Red #60807-A / White #6731-A Compact countertop; small establishments.
1920s–1930s VMC 27 27 40”×15”×16” Red/White Early upright; popular in diners.
1940s VMC 33 33 52”×16”×17” Red/White Upright; widely used post-WWII.
Early 1950s VMC 33 Split Door 33 52”×16”×17” Red/White Split-door design; easier loading.
1950s VMC 44 44 57.5”×15.5”×16” Red/White Slim upright; precursor to Vendo 44.
1950s VMC 56 56 58”×18”×18” Red/White Mid-size upright; moderate traffic.
1955 VMC 72 72 60”×20”×18” Red/White Rare dual-chute machine; limited production.
1955 VMC 81 81 62”×20”×20” Red/White Advanced upright; improved vending mechanism.
1950s–1960s VMC 88 88 64”×21”×21” Red/White High-traffic upright machine.
1952–1959 VMC 110 110 68”×25”×27” Red/White Heavy-duty upright; popular.
1960s VMC 126 126 70”×26”×28” Red/White High-capacity machine for large establishments.
Early 1950s VMC 139 139 68”×25”×27” Red/White Classic Coca-Cola styling; upright machine.
1960s VMC 154 154 72”×28”×28” Red/White Very high-traffic locations.
1960s VMC 238 238 78”×32”×30” Red/White One of the largest upright machines.
1960s VMC 340 340 82”×36”×32” Red/White Extra-large capacity; extremely high-traffic areas.
1950s VMC 3D-33 33 52”×16”×17” Red/White Specialized model; limited information.
1940s–1950s VMC Dual 27A 2×27 58”×18”×18” Red/White Dual-chute version of VMC 27.