The Paragon 1971 Pastime Pop 8 Ounce Popcorn Machine pays tribute to the iconic wood-paneled station wagons of the 1970s with a vintage design that is timeless, innovative and charming. The elegant faux wood corner posts paired with a silver stainless steel finish create a warm, nostalgic look that draws attention and complements a wide variety of home and commercial settings. While the design evokes the classic era of Woodies and Americana, every component is built with the latest popper technology and commercial-grade quality to ensure dependable performance. This full-featured popcorn popper produces up to 147 one-ounce servings per hour, cooking a complete batch in just three to five minutes using its high-output, hard-coat anodized aluminum kettle. The side-hinged, spring-assisted kettle tips easily to unload freshly popped corn and makes cleaning simple. A stainless steel food zone and tempered glass panels provide durability, food safety and crystal clear visibility so customers and guests can watch the popcorn pop. The built-in aerated warming deck keeps your popcorn warm and fresh from the bottom up, while catching stray kernels and smaller bits in the removable old maid drawer below for easy cleanup. The simple two-switch operation makes it effortless to run, and a presentation lamp illuminates the cabinet to showcase your freshly popped corn. This machine plugs into a standard 120V outlet drawing 12 amps and 1420 watts with a NEMA 5-15P plug, requiring no special wiring. A plastic popcorn scoop is included. The Paragon 1971 Pastime Pop is UL, CSA, CE and NSF certified and backed by a one-year warranty. Dimensions are 19.75 inches wide by 14.25 inches deep by 29.5 inches high with a shipping weight of 60 lbs. Optional matching carts and stands are available separately for a complete vintage display.