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Title: Comments on machine
Post by: dr galaga on May 04, 2006, 09:21:25 pm
I'm thinking on bidding on this Cavalier CS-80-C.  Looks like they put a 70's sticker side on the sides, but it looks pretty clean.  I've been looking for a V90, but this one is kind of close and it has more selections than my V63.  Any comments from the peanut gallery on this?


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: dr galaga on May 04, 2006, 09:27:57 pm
Hmmmm.  Upon closer look it appears as if they took the coin mech equipment and wiring out. :(


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: Creighton on May 04, 2006, 09:47:06 pm
Looks clean and the price is right so far. Spelling and grammar need some work though :-) Good luck if you go for it!!
Creighton

*edit* see what you mean. Looks like the Jones plug is gone. Strange.






Title: Comments on machine
Post by: loman4ec on May 04, 2006, 10:10:53 pm
The jones plug is there. It is just under the coin bezel. It hinges out and plugs in. Nice machine! If I were you I would get it. I have had two identical to that. I sold one of them origional for $700. Go for it. I like the cavaliers much better than the vendo's.


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: Eric on May 04, 2006, 10:34:58 pm
Yeah if the price is right get it... you can always pick up a coin mech on ebay...
Good luck!


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: on May 05, 2006, 12:30:27 am
I agree, GO FOR IT. I love those Cavaliers! It's identical to my CS-64 (except for it being taller of course). You've seen mine in person. Those Cavs have a very nice, clean look.

(Disclaimer: Yes I realize that is stuff on top of my soda machine. But as previously mentioned, I glued a sheet of soft red felt to the bottom of the crate, so no machines were harmed in the making of this photograph.)






Title: Comments on machine
Post by: dr galaga on May 05, 2006, 07:38:27 pm
Well, the seller says that the Jones plug is all there and it is only missing the mech.
I used to have a Cavalier 64 at one time.  It was the cleanest, unrestored machine I have ever seen.  Picked it up for something like $125 at the Chicagoland Show.  That was the first and last time my dad let me take his station wagon (back in college) because he knew I couldn't fit anything large in my Camaro! :laugh:


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: dr galaga on May 11, 2006, 07:20:23 pm
I got it for $385.  I almost lost out though.  Ebay/the web slowed down just as I was entering my bid (took almost 50 seconds to enter and confirm the bid - got it in 2 seconds before the end - too close for me).  Anyone have a manual for this?


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: David D on May 11, 2006, 10:06:14 pm
Brent,  just sent you a PM on the manual.

Thanks,
David


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: Pat Pixley on May 11, 2006, 10:34:47 pm
Brent,That is what my Vernor's is  A Cav CS80 E  There heavy but a nice square machine (real heavy)   :p

 Pat


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: MoonDawg on May 12, 2006, 10:13:05 am
Quote (dr galaga @ May 11 2006,5:20)
I got it for $385.  I almost lost out though.  Ebay/the web slowed down just as I was entering my bid (took almost 50 seconds to enter and confirm the bid - got it in 2 seconds before the end - too close for me).

I usually find my bid was 2 seconds too late.  
       This is a good reason to use a bid snipe service on such an important item.   I use E-snipe to enter a bid for me 6 seconds before the end of the auction, then I sit back and watch.   Their fee is very reasonable and their service very reliable.


Title: Comments on machine
Post by: Eric on May 12, 2006, 11:10:03 am
Congrats on the machine!  Post pics when you can!