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VW Lounge => General Forum => Topic started by: 6T5 square on June 15, 2009, 05:36:22 pm
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Saw this on the samba- one of the coolest accessesories I've seen since the little 45 record players
Not strictly a type 3 accessory, but a rare one that would go with any 6 Volt VW. An NOS German Paluxette dash mounted coffee maker which was originally purchased in 1954. The literature is very cool, with one page even individually typewritten (bet that secretary would have killed for a xerox machine). The original check is included ($21.88... Bank in those days), as is a spare cup and filter in original shipping materials.
The unit has a mounting plate that attaches with 3 screws, and the coffee maker hangs on that, and plugs in to the lighter socket. The water goes in the top after removing the finned black cap. The stuff in the cup is a stack of 100 filter papers. In addition to VW's we collect coffee makers, and also own the Paluxette home version which has a similar tank design.. for a gallery of pics, go to:
http://homepage.mac.com/modern_artifact/PhotoAlbum5.html (http://homepage.mac.com/modern_artifact/PhotoAlbum5.html)
(http://idisk.mac.com/modern_artifact/Public/R/paluxette1.jpg)
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That really is a neat item :)
Yuma
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Really cool John, I would pay $28 for one in a flash. Ahhh a coffee maker in my bus. (love
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I hear when you use it in a 12 volt system it makes it twice ad strong!
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I'd have to run decaf through it my nerves are shot anyway!
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I'm glad you posted that John. For some reason I never thought of looking for a 12v coffee maker on line so I did and I just ordered one for camping. $21.24.
They have lots of 12v stuff from 12v electric blankets to TV's. LINK (http://www.12volt-travel.com/12-volt-portable-coffee-maker-p-4326.html) Now I need a deep cycle battery.
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Jack - what's wrong with our percolator?!? you don't like coffee grinds at the bottom of your cup? ? ? ? ? ? lol
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mmm chunky style coffee
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I'm glad you posted that John. For some reason I never thought of looking for a 12v coffee maker on line so I did and I just ordered one for camping. $21.24.
They have lots of 12v stuff from 12v electric blankets to TV's. LINK (http://www.12volt-travel.com/12-volt-portable-coffee-maker-p-4326.html) Now I need a deep cycle battery.
Hate to bitter your coffee, but these 12v coffee makers take forever to brew especially if there's more then a cup and are a real power drain. You might be much better off just using a home style electric coffee brewer and a DC-AC Power Inverter. Plus your have the added advantage of 120v for other low wattage usage. Can You say Harbor Break? s#r
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I'm glad you posted that John. For some reason I never thought of looking for a 12v coffee maker on line so I did and I just ordered one for camping. $21.24.
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Where's Jay on this?
For camping?! !! I can see it now, as you are heding to a campout, you'll be filming, driving, smoking, talking to your gps, shifting and now making coffee 196 all at the same time...
:icon_eek:
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Hate to bitter your coffee, but these 12v coffee makers take forever to brew especially if there's more then a cup and are a real power drain. You might be much better off just using a home style electric coffee brewer and a DC-AC Power Inverter. Plus your have the added advantage of 120v for other low wattage usage. Can You say Harbor Break? s#r
Can you say WA-WA?
steveo