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Title: 7UP Vendolator Post by: oscar on June 07, 2011, 09:25:38 pm What is this? It looks like a V-56 without the crank.
Title: Re: 7UP Vendolator Post by: loman4ec on June 07, 2011, 10:03:26 pm Yep its a transitional machine. They were made in crank and non crank versions. The crank models are worth more but the electric versions are still awesome machines. The 7up models are usually embossed but the embossing is at the bottom of the door.
Title: Re: 7UP Vendolator Post by: Pat Pixley on June 07, 2011, 10:08:57 pm Why can't I get one of these close to me :down:.
Title: Re: 7UP Vendolator Post by: oscar on June 08, 2011, 01:13:19 pm What is the value of one of these machines?
Title: Re: 7UP Vendolator Post by: RED SPARKS on June 08, 2011, 03:29:38 pm What is the value of one of these machines? Thats a good question... I have a transitional 81 with the electric changer, its embossed with the 7up at the top. Still works but needs restored. Just wondering if its worth spending the money to have someone more qualified and experienced to restore it for max value, or just keep it on my list of to do projects? I guess is the question is will the value of a restored one be equal to or greater than the average cost of a quality restoration? Title: Re: 7UP Vendolator Post by: oscar on June 08, 2011, 03:53:34 pm I would think these machine would be few and far between and might be worth hanging onto. I'm begining to like them the more i see them. I don't know if i'll end up with this one or not. It's quite a ways from my home. The price is right but can I get my butt up off the couch and drive for a day?
Title: Re: 7UP Vendolator Post by: Eric on June 08, 2011, 05:20:36 pm I had this style machine about 10 years ago... super clean, traded a 7up 55 slider for it... Guess the guy really wanted the slider... anyway sold it on ebay for $1300.00.. again that was 10+ years ago. nice little machines.
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