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Commercial popcorn cart - completely rebuilt - $5,000 (West End - downtown Vancouver)
1460 Barclay Street near Nicola Street
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I had it completely stripped, degreased, buffed up and repainted two years ago and have not used it since. It actually looks better than new.
Please note: the first picture shows the word "Popcorn" in gold script on the front of the red cart. After it was painted, this was not added back. The glass has "Popcorn" etched into it... that and the wonderful smell will make it obvious what you're selling! 😜
Also, as shown in the last picture, there are four "wagon wheels" that come with it. They did not swivel, so I spent a couple of grand having the galvanised steel base built. Two of the wheels can be added to the front to give it a more authentic, old fashioned look.
My price is firm (I'm not desperate to sell, but will if the price is right).
This is great for setting up at events (movie nights, fairs, school fundraisers, etc.).
Sorry, these pictures aren't the best. I will try to get better ones... I just wanted to ensure that the ad got posted ASAP.
I do not, off-hand, recall the size of the kettle, but it pumps out a lot of popcorn hour after hour.
I will include two "hustler" trays - see last pic - they are like what you would see in the stands at BC Place or Rogers Arena. It is ridiculous, I'll admit, but these cost me $100 each. As well, measuring vessels and a scoop will be included. (There is a bunch of other stuff, but I'd have to check my shed to be able to list it accurately... again, I wanted to get this posted ASAP.)
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Serious enquiries only. I am willing to take cash, debit, or credit. I will deliver within a reasonable distance (let's discuss). Depending upon the distance (not to mention the price of gas) I might have to charge a nominal delivery fee. (I could arrange to have it shipped out of province/country, but that would involve a fair bit of discussion to arrange the logistics... and you would definitely have to pay the delivery charge.)