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wendylea
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I am trying to find out how much this is worth . It took 35 cents and the glass bottles . it is still all in good shape . all the glass is still good also .. it holds 14 glass bottles . It is 6" 7" tall 26' wide and 21" in depth
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If a little work paint mainly as I can see, and if refrigeration is in tact the worth is between 600 and 1400 dollars. Nice piece
are you interested? it is work and it needs a good cleaning it may only need a touch up on the paint ..
I would like to buy this machine how much and where are you located? Does it get really cold? Year?
I have this same machine and it's not worth anything near $1400. Coke products do get good prices, Pepsi does not. I see one that did not sell on eBay for $750. I would say you are looking at around 2-3 hundred. I would love a Coke guy here to answer because I can not find a completed transaction on one of these. I would say $500 tops in good working order not mint. We use ours for beer.
Can I also offer some advice? I see people wanting to buy items on here with no profile and it worries me. You have no idea who is behind these offers. If you get a real offer set it up via pay pal. There are too many Nigerian scams and cons out there.