| Title: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: iggybu on December 04, 2012, 11:35:55 pm I found a  1963 Cavalier Coke Cs-80E at a local antique shop...They are asking $150 and supposedly it worked before it went into storage 10 years ago...bottle still with price tag of $0.75 which the plastic covering is really yellow and faded so it was used for quite some time.  In decent shape with scratches and dings, the usual...Good price? Title: Re: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: jholmgren on December 05, 2012, 08:55:04 am If it works - and you are not thinking of trying to flip it - I'd say heck yeah.   I have a CS-96e that I paid $250 for and it gets used every day.   Very versatile, the only real "downside" to me is that it is a square-top machine so it is not as collectable. That said - compare the price on a round-top slant shelf machine and you might learn to live with the squared top. :smile: Jim Title: Re: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: MoonDawg on December 05, 2012, 12:29:22 pm        That is a very good machine for that amount of money. Title: Re: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: kbareit on December 05, 2012, 06:11:37 pm If that machine was in my area it would be in my garage by now.  :smile: Title: Re: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: iggybu on December 06, 2012, 01:39:15 pm Thanks Everyone for the input.  I checked it out again and plugged it in...seems to work fine.  Needs a bit of cleaning and some rust on the top but i would probably leave it as is for now...I will probably get it but need to find the room for it before I bring it home! Haha!     Title: Re: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: tooth350 on December 13, 2012, 10:03:05 am I have the same machine but with a diff marquee    great machine and dispences many fine brews in the garage  haha Title: Re: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: iggybu on December 19, 2012, 05:37:36 pm How much electricity does it suck?  That is one of my main concerns being it from the 60's... Title: Re: Cavalier Cs-80E Post by: Creighton on December 19, 2012, 06:16:19 pm If you install new wiring and fans. Door seals and keep it full of product. It won't draw enough to worry about. Leave the old wiring and you have short/fire concerns. Creighton |