Passion Espresso
The chassis has been laid bare, it’s a nice build quality, we realized with a friend that under the dirt, the chassis is made of galvanized steel parts, and others are welded stainless steel.
He was entitled to its two layers of cold galvanizing, was required anyway as under-layer for a good grip of the paint on the steel.
New machine, new project starts.
I bought this Faema some time ago already, and the day is now to find it finally in my studio. Tuesday evening my friend brings it back home and will start a new restoration.
I give you the first pictures he sents to me.
It will take me weeks to find how to recover the machine, and finally is a friend who find me the solution.
Initial inventory, there will be some work, but nothing seems impossible, it’s dirty but mechanics seems in pretty good condition.
It was the night of 20 to 21 March 2011.
An announcement and a machine that taps me in the eye, I take my phone and the deal will be concluded soon.
A new history is being written, to discover as and when it develops, I hope you will enjoy it, and that the end will be happy.
That was a little over a year, an ad entitled “sale old coffee tin” arouses my curiosity, I send a mail to the seller for a photo and this is what I get. the machine comes home in two parcels, and in a state that puzzles me.
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