Title: Cavailer question Post by: johnieG on June 20, 2005, 05:10:04 pm Ok, I've got a local offering me a Cavalier CS90 ( I'm assuming from the Pic's) for $200.00 , but claims compressor runs but it doesn't cool, so go for it or pass? Like I stated in the title caption, I'm more of a Vendo/Westinghouse guy, I'll try to post the (poor quality) Pictures he's sent me...here goes.
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Title: Cavailer question Post by: BryanH on June 20, 2005, 06:12:21 pm Never had a Cavalier but any time I think I can get a machine for <= $200 I get interested. Non-functional cooling systems scare me as I assume worst case is a rebuit replacement. But otherwise it looks like eveything is there except for a few shelves? I'd play up the bum refrigeration system and offer something in the $125 range and see what happens.
Title: Cavailer question Post by: Kilroy on June 20, 2005, 08:14:15 pm Ok, I'll admit it, I bought my Cavalier because I thought the "Have a Coke " bezel lighting up after dropping in enough change was tre' kewl.
I don't think you could go wrong Johnie Title: Cavailer question Post by: Jim on June 20, 2005, 09:41:42 pm I think that may be a CS-96...
And I agree with Bryan's statement on the price; however, I'm sure you can put something together to get the refrigeration functioning... Title: Cavailer question Post by: Ltransam on June 20, 2005, 10:09:45 pm Hello, Johnieg
Jims Right it's a Cavalier CS-96 A,B,C or D Modle .Here's a picture of mine it's in the middle Between the C-27 & C-51.Ithink it's a good deal if it works thay hold a lot of LONG NECKS LTRANSAM Title: Cavailer question Post by: Ltransam on June 20, 2005, 10:11:43 pm OPPS FORGOT MINE'S A CS-96-D , uh see I had two many longnecks while typeing
Ltransam Title: Cavailer question Post by: on June 21, 2005, 01:27:22 am I thought I was a Vendo man until I got my first Cavalier and now I love them!
I'd buy it in a second. Wish it were near me. Are all the shelves there? Or is it missing some? Probably just needs a new fan or fan motor. Congrats! Title: Cavailer question Post by: johnieG on June 21, 2005, 02:01:22 pm Well, I offered him $125.00 & we settled for $150.00 done deal. pictures to follow when I get it home later this week...the only Cavalier I've owned was a roundtop C51/Coke.
this will be my first squaretop Cavalier Title: Cavailer question Post by: BryanH on June 21, 2005, 02:43:50 pm Congrats Johnie!
Title: Cavailer question Post by: Creighton on June 21, 2005, 05:13:10 pm Way to go johnieG!!
That will look great next to the ice cream machine. Creighton Title: Cavailer question Post by: on June 22, 2005, 11:24:21 am Very cool! And GREAT price! Congrats!
Title: Cavailer question Post by: on June 22, 2005, 12:08:08 pm For that price you can't go wrong. Congrats!!
Title: Cavailer question Post by: johnieG on June 22, 2005, 09:12:54 pm Thanks for the support guys, Yep it's actually a CS-96 as Jim mentioned earlier, got it home tonight, the line cord looks like it was attacted by a rabid wolverine, but a quick check out with a "suicide-cord" will tell the truth on the compressor issue ( after I let it settle in the upright postion overnight) the vending circut & coinmech (a Coinco S-75-9400 series) and the evap' fan are working just fine, so does the "Have-a-Coke" light & the correct change lamp. it's 95% complete & all the shelves are accounted for, found the lock in the coinbox, but the coin door locking bar is missing & the light up signs face (plexiglass sign) is too small, looks like it should fit a CS-80, about an 1/4" too short, you can see a gap at the top of the frame, but it lights up OK. looks like I'll be giving Steve over at Funtronics a call shortly for a sign & a wiring harness, other than the stated issues, it's fairly straight & pretty clean...I think I did all right for a "buck-fifty" Thanks for all of your input! Yes, pictures will follow after I clean it up & buff it out a bit.
Title: Cavailer question Post by: on June 22, 2005, 09:15:54 pm That's really great johnieG.
By the way, I think you have an extra "f" in that. It should be a "buck-fity". Title: Cavailer question Post by: Ltransam on June 22, 2005, 10:02:09 pm Way to go Johnieg !!! Long neks on you
Is it a a,b,c,d, Modle ?? Mine's a D but I'v heard there was even a E model .I don't know what the diffrence is ??I'm missing the light in mine (the hole houseing ) ... Ltransam Title: Cavailer question Post by: Kilroy on June 23, 2005, 08:41:05 pm Ltran,
I have a model E (waiting for restore). From what I've been able to research, most of the differences are cosmetics, a gold bezel as opposed to a silver bezel, trim on the bottom, no trim... Johnie, Congrats to ya. I think it's a fine addition to your collection Title: Cavailer question Post by: johnieG on June 23, 2005, 09:46:28 pm Well, remember that I said it's 95% complete? one small item that is missing is the I.D. Tag, my coin entry bezel is silver in color, (not gold/anodized) so I'm guessing a "D" model, (maybe)
Title: Cavailer question Post by: MoonDawg on June 24, 2005, 10:01:34 am Hey Johnie. can you add some sort of spacers to the light frame to make it look uniform?
Got your package yesterday, 8 rebuilt coinco S-75 coinmech's. I'm jazzed. Thank you. |