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Coleman Sickness..affliction...
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Member III
If you're asking about mine it's a Model No. 335.
Member III
Ahhh, that's a Canuckistani only model I think. I've got a buddy to electrified a really rough 228J I gave him. He uses it on his radio desk.
Member III
I'm not sure if it's a Canadian model. I've seen plenty of them (same model) at flea markets and they usually go for about $5-$20 depending on condition and completeness. The guts of this one were in rough shape and my plan wasn't to restore it any way as all of my Coleman camping equipment is propane.
I'm not sure if anyone has brought this up yet but there's a lot of good information on "The Coleman Collectors Forum" ...
http://www.colemancollectorsforum.com/
Member III
I'm on there as well. I'm just not very active. I'm trying very hard to keep from becoming a full blown collector. I have more junk laying around here than I can work on right now. I have a 228 hanging in the rafters in the shop that I haven't even touched since I hung it there two months ago.
Donegal Overlanding
Rank IV
Enthusiast III
I was directed to this thread by another user who was answering a query from someone else.
My original post was just to share with everyone a review I created of the Sportster II Unleaded 533.
Its maybe of no interest in here given that I've just had a quick scroll through and see some of the spectacular retro Coleman products in the posts in here. Maybe I'm a weirdo for feeling this way, but there is something so romantic about the vintage models. I'm looking forward to going through the entire thread later and oohing and aaahing at the photos.
I will post the video link here anyway, because I guess at some stage, in many years to come, the Sportster II will be vintage. Also hopefully get a few extra views on the video to make all the hard work worth it. There is some beautiful scenery in this video too of Ireland if you have an interest in that.
This is the bit where I shamelessly request any of you kind souls to subscribe to the youtube channel, but only if you want to.
My original post was just to share with everyone a review I created of the Sportster II Unleaded 533.
Its maybe of no interest in here given that I've just had a quick scroll through and see some of the spectacular retro Coleman products in the posts in here. Maybe I'm a weirdo for feeling this way, but there is something so romantic about the vintage models. I'm looking forward to going through the entire thread later and oohing and aaahing at the photos.
I will post the video link here anyway, because I guess at some stage, in many years to come, the Sportster II will be vintage. Also hopefully get a few extra views on the video to make all the hard work worth it. There is some beautiful scenery in this video too of Ireland if you have an interest in that.
This is the bit where I shamelessly request any of you kind souls to subscribe to the youtube channel, but only if you want to.
Member III
Here's something I picked up with the intention of converting it to an ice cooled kegerator. In the end I just couldn't bring myself to cutting a hole in the door for a tap handle so I went with something else. I believe it's from the '60s. It's complete and in great original condition. I'm trying to find someone that could use it for a vintage trailer.
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Member III
I applaud you for not cutting it up. I've never seen one like that before. That's pretty cool!
Pathfinder I
I've got a running mil spec lantern in my small collection. It's missing the funnel though. pm me if interested
Enthusiast I
I've got a decent collection too. I've used Coleman fuel in the soves for years but have recently switched to a propane adapter. Really glad I did. I've got a propane tree too that attaches to the tank, gives you two propane hook ups on the stem, and one at the top that I use a propane lantern with. Great setup. I also recently bit the bullet a d bought the small 5 lb tank for situations where I dont want to haul a big tank. Those little things are pricey.
Traveler I
Have 2 or 3 stoves 2 or 3 lanterns and one catheater
Member III
I never could get the cat heater I had to run. Eventually sold it to a guy who collects them for what I had in it. (Not much)
I love my lanterns and stoves though. I've got a 228 hanging in the shop waiting for some warmer weather to get a mild cleanup and lighting.
Traveler I
Think im going to try and find them again and look up numbers they are o plus a bernzomatic stove that i need to rebuild the tank controls
Member III
I've never seen a Bernz in the wild, so to speak. A buddy stumbled on a lantern but passed because the modern cans done want to fit whatever model he found. That same place has an old Coleman lamp (decorative) with a shade but we've not managed to convince ourselves that it's worth what they're asking though it is really neat.
Traveler I
Not best but one i had on hand
Enthusiast III
Picked one of these with original owners quide for $10.00 havent used, but cant seem to get rid of it.
Traveler I
I have been wanting one and i remember a whole little stove one 2
