Title: Lookin for Information on Multiplex Syrup Dispenser Barrel Model 45 C Post by: David on September 16, 2007, 11:36:51 pm Hello,
I am looking for some information on a syrup dispenser that I own. I bought it about 40 years ago for $10.00. It was made by the Multiplex company and is a model 45 C. It is in the shape of a barrel and is lined with stainless steel. Inside, it has two syrup tanks. Outside it has two faucets and is internally plumbed for hookup to a carbonated water line. It has a coke sticker (round) about 2 inches (faded) and three metal signs labeled "Nesbitts Old Fashioned Root Beer. It also has the words "Drink Coca Cola Ice Cold" painted on the side in white paint (which is somewhat scratched but could be restored). It is in very good condition and has been stored inside since I bought it. 1) Could any one give me an idea as to what it would be worth today to a collector? 2) Any Ideas on how to hook it up? 3) The two plastic nozzles on the faucets are broken. Could anyone tell me where I might be able to find replacements? Any information that people could give me on these issues would be appreciated. I tried to take pictures and post them but they were too large. Thank you. David Title: Re: Lookin for Information on Multiplex Syrup Dispenser Barrel Model 45 C Post by: Ltransam on September 18, 2007, 10:00:52 pm Hello, David
I had one like your's . I parted it out &gave most of the inside part's to someone on here for shipping cost only .(Cant remember ) Anyway Steve at Fun Tronic's I beleive has the part your looking for cost a little bit It Called a doser I think ?? Also The value is anyones guess ? Most I see go for around $250 $350 . Hope I was some Help :smile: Ltransam Title: Re: Lookin for Information on Multiplex Syrup Dispenser Barrel Model 45 C Post by: David on September 23, 2007, 12:43:55 pm Thank you for the reply. I was going to contact Steve at Funtronics. I thought the part was called a Delrin Faucet Nozzle ( and that they were $35 each). I have the price list from the Multiplex company that I had in 1972. The plastic nozzles then were 63 cents. What a change, eh?
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