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Title: CS-96 market price range Post by: Zerbie on July 14, 2019, 08:47:36 am Hi all,
Hoping to gain some insight on today's market range for a working "good condition" CS-96 Coke machine? And are these a very collectable machine? Thanks in advance! Title: Re: CS-96 market price range Post by: Rick_T88 on July 14, 2019, 11:30:28 am I have an original/non-restored CS-72. I love it. Comes down to what you want to use it for and what you want to put in it. I have 2 rows of coke and Fanta for the kids and the other 7 shelves full of different long neck beers. The family rule is no plastic bottles allowed. It is always a talking point at a party. The 96 is a bit taller and you could put more in it. eBay has them listed for $6k+. I'm sure you can get it cheaper. My guess would be $3k depending on the condition. I didn't buy mine for an investment. I wanted one because I thought they are extremely cool.
Title: Re: CS-96 market price range Post by: Zerbie on July 14, 2019, 12:37:34 pm Thank you for your reply Rick!
Title: Re: CS-96 market price range Post by: mygoose101 on July 14, 2019, 01:04:51 pm Assuming you are talking about the 50s round corner version and not the 60s square corner version? If so the price starts at $1,000 for a complete original although most likely it will be rough for that price. Clean original examples are hard to find because it was an outdoor machine. A decent original will run between 2000 and 2500. fully restoring one will start at $5,000 and up, depends where you buy it and who restored it.
Is this machine collectible? It does fall into the collectible machine category although I would argue just barely. It's a very tall machine for home use. I would also look into the Cavalier 72. Same machine just shorter and more proportioned. Pricing is almost the same, if anything just a slightly higher but well worth the extra money. Title: Re: CS-96 market price range Post by: Zerbie on July 15, 2019, 07:46:53 pm Thank you for your reply....I had a flake seller and never got a chance to see the CS-96 for an advertised $1,200.00 locally to me. Thus my interest to know if I wanted to dive into a machine that I really don't care for. At the right price and condition, I may have been persuaded to like a machine I didn't think I did :oops:
Title: Re: CS-96 market price range Post by: cohammer on July 16, 2019, 10:10:18 am C 96 was my first machine and used it for many years , let it go to my son and he still enjoys it at his home . I like it because it does hold more selection and being a little taller doesn’t hurt . I picked up another one last year and paid $900 and is working.
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