Guess I could ask this much for mine....wish I would get it

[glenp87]

http://cgi.ebay.com/Coke-Machine-Vendo-80-round-top-/120620814440?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item1c158f9068

[Kilroy]

I tihnk he's trying to reccover the cost  of the restoration. It looks nice, but even in the boom times a V80  wasn't  getting anywhere near that

[MoonDawg]

            $1000 for the machine, $3500 for restoration makes it worth $6800.............Pawn Stars said so! 

[bubba]

Thats pretty ugly too with the chrome panels on either side of the coin door..

[collecture]

Thats pretty ugly too with the chrome panels on either side of the coin door..

I like the SS version much better than the plain 80 version.

[bubba]

Looks like they used that to cover up some rust or something underneath the metal...

[loman4ec]

Nope thats how the late model V80's were. I am on the fence on which I like better. I think I like the all red version

[GreginNM]

I'm with you, Josh.  I like the all red version.  Then again, I like the solid color machines all the way around...except for a good ole V81D.   

[glenp87]

I am partial to the V80 without the chrome sides.....only because mine has been in our family since the early 60's....have seen these selling, in great condition, recently for no more than $1200....V80's needing some work around $250-350.

do people actually fork over $6000k for the round-tops?

[MoonDawg]

do people actually fork over $6000k for the round-tops?

         Yes, but only for the smaller multivend machines like the V-81's or 56's