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Hi, I think I have a C 27 without a handel. Can anyone tell me if this is or is not a C 27 I know the pic is not very good. It is red and has ice cold on all sides. The hole is round were the handel should be. It also has a red light next to the coin slot. I was hoping someone could tell me what it is worth and where to get a handel. It is in fair condition but does not work and is missing key and handel. thanks
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Cavalier C-27 is what it looks like, here a picture and some info, check the discussion area on the main menu for parts.
http://soda-machines.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=27&Itemid=14
Thank you so much. Do you happen to know what it is worth in the condition it is in.
Well a couple of years back the book value on a working order/no rust with all parts was around $1800 and up. I really can't tell by your picture the shape its in, and the handles are hard to find. I always say its worth what you can get for it at the time you sell it.
Does it have cooling in it ?