Title: Westinghouse 44sk?
Post by: tony stephenson on February 20, 2005, 11:53:04 am
i have a westinghouse 44sk and it's in pretty good shape.any idea what it's worth. i've only seen two others, one was in a movie and the other was in a display at a museum in west texas. the only thing nissing is the coin box.
thanks, tony
thanks, tony
Title: Westinghouse 44sk?
Post by: on February 20, 2005, 12:01:24 pm
Tony,
Welcome to the family here! We're a great group, stay awhile.
I'm sorry that I don't have the answer for you, but I would like to know what movie you saw the westinghouse 44sk in.
I try to keep a database here of movies with cool vintage soda machines in them.
Let me know when you have the chance.
Thanks,
Welcome to the family here! We're a great group, stay awhile.
I'm sorry that I don't have the answer for you, but I would like to know what movie you saw the westinghouse 44sk in.
I try to keep a database here of movies with cool vintage soda machines in them.
Let me know when you have the chance.
Thanks,
Title: Westinghouse 44sk?
Post by: joesquid on February 20, 2005, 04:08:23 pm
Tony,
Steve Ebner's book, "Vintage Coca-Cola Machines Vol. 2" lists the following prices for a Westinghouse WC-44SK:
Rough shape - $250
Good - $550
Excellent/Restored - $2000
But (and there's ALWAYS a but) price is totally dependent on demand. It doesn't really matter what a book says, what the market demand currently is determines the dollar value. I have one too and think their pretty neat just because one doesn't see many, but the rarity doesn't necesarily mean they're valuable.
Post some pics on the photo album portion of Jim's website so we can all admire it!! Besides, mine's in the middle of restoration!!
Steve Ebner's book, "Vintage Coca-Cola Machines Vol. 2" lists the following prices for a Westinghouse WC-44SK:
Rough shape - $250
Good - $550
Excellent/Restored - $2000
But (and there's ALWAYS a but) price is totally dependent on demand. It doesn't really matter what a book says, what the market demand currently is determines the dollar value. I have one too and think their pretty neat just because one doesn't see many, but the rarity doesn't necesarily mean they're valuable.
Post some pics on the photo album portion of Jim's website so we can all admire it!! Besides, mine's in the middle of restoration!!
Title: Westinghouse 44sk?
Post by: glassbottlesrule on February 20, 2005, 06:09:12 pm
Someone just sold a pretty slick Sprite one on Ebay for $300. Was a Coke converted to Sprite with real early Sprite signage.
Title: Westinghouse 44sk?
Post by: johnieG on February 20, 2005, 09:52:32 pm
| Quote (glassbottlesrule @ Feb. 20 2005,6:09) |
| Someone just sold a pretty slick Sprite one on Ebay for $300. Was a Coke converted to Sprite with real early Sprite signage. |
Nice! I saw the Sprite 44sk on Ebay & figured it was just too much to ship the darn machine...congrates!
