Fisher Price PXL-2000. Corroded battery compartment, condition otherwise clean but function unknown. $SOLD, no guarantees or promises, sold as a project. No shipping as we want to see your beautiful face.
Buildings priced from $5 to $12. Also, no shipping, as we still want to see your beautiful face.
Saturday, February 28, 2009
Stuff For Sale at Coco's Variety
Sunday, February 15, 2009
Tuesday, February 10, 2009
Coco's Sells Field Notes
While extremely limited supplies last, we even have the ultra, mega-rare orange Field Notes.
Field Notes Brand
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Tricycle Fixie Conversions
Why in the world would we convert a Radio Flyer tricycle to a fixed wheel?
Months ago, maybe a year ago, a customer bought a used tricycle from us. Though her daughter was not yet riding age, she seized the opportunity to buy when an appropriate tricycle was available.
Now that she is riding age, it turns out it didn't work correctly. There is a ratcheting gear inside that little hub that allows the tricycle to coast. Well, it was shot. Just plain worn out. The cranks spun, but the wheels did not turn.
Now, we are not in the business of fixed wheel tricycle conversions, but we had to make it right. We are not perfect - far from it. Like all others, we make mistakes. But, we stand behind our work. It is not as new, not perfect. It is the best that we could do.
Eloise - My small dog and QA departmentSaturday, February 7, 2009
Winter Step-through Bicycles
During the summertime, nice condition vintage step-through bicycles sell within a day or two of us putting them out. As it is currently cold and rainy, they last a bit longer.
Merely an illustration of what we often have, bikes sell daily so it would be best to call to see what is available. We are available via telephone, 323-664-7400.
What does overhauled mean? Please refer to our post of December 19.
Project Bike, Cruiser, No Warranty, No Promises, Not Overhauled, Parts Bike $40
World Tourist, New Wheels, Tires, Tubes, Seat and Chain $150
Water Vending Machine Broken
As regular self-service water patrons already know, the outside water vending machine is broken. Unfortunately, there is no water vending machine repair person to call and, even if there was, my frugal nature would probably keep me from calling.
I determined that the yellow transformer seen at the upper right was no longer providing the 18v required. Remarkably painlessly, I was able to order a replacement transformer from Coinco's regional office. But, would it be enough? Was the transformer the problem or was it a symptom of an issue elsewhere?
After replacing the transformer, this solenoid started smoking! A lot!
So, the water machine is still not working. Sorry! I ordered a rebuilt coin acceptor today, so we should be up and running soon. And because I can't help myself, I am keeping the old one for parts.






