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Vendo 480

National 148

Dixie Narco 368

AP LCM 3

 

Dixie Narco 368

National 158

Dixie Narco 501T

AP 6600

Dixie Narco 368

AP112

Dixie Narco 276

GPL 173

National 168

Dixie Narco 368

USI 3130

Dixie Narco Coke 522

Dixie Narco 368

AP6600

Dixie Narco 368

National 148

Dixie Narco Coke 522

Dixie Narco 368

USI 3039

Dixie Narco 368

AP LCM 3

Dixie Narco 276

Hi, anyone

here is list of machines in the route I am buying, just look at the make and models, are they good machines? easy to repair and parts? thank you.

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The National 148s, the USI 3039, the AP6600s and maybe the DN368s are the oldest machines you have in the list.  Luckily all of the models, old and new are pretty easy to get parts for and to keep running.  Good luck with your new venture.

 

If you ever need any parts for them you can PM me and I can help you out.

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Vendo 480

National 148

Dixie Narco 368

AP LCM 3

 

Dixie Narco 368

National 158

Dixie Narco 501T

AP 6600

Dixie Narco 368

AP112

Dixie Narco 276

GPL 173

National 168

Dixie Narco 368

USI 3130

Dixie Narco Coke 522

Dixie Narco 368

AP6600

Dixie Narco 368

National 148

Dixie Narco Coke 522

Dixie Narco 368

USI 3039

Dixie Narco 368

AP LCM 3

Dixie Narco 276

Hi, anyone

here is list of machines in the route I am buying, just look at the make and models, are they good machines? easy to repair and parts? thank you.

 

A pretty decent mix, the only one I dislike is the USI 3039 (not as well made as the rest).  The AP6600s are great machines as long as they're the deep version (XL) otherwise they tend to be a little small for a decent account.

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The National 148s, the USI 3039, the AP6600s and maybe the DN368s are the oldest machines you have in the list.  Luckily all of the models, old and new are pretty easy to get parts for and to keep running.  Good luck with your new venture.

 

If you ever need any parts for them you can PM me and I can help you out.

thank you. can you estimate how much these machines worth? $400 ? $800?

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I would estimate that the average value of each machine is in the range of $500 to $1000 depending on actual model and condition. The LCM machines are probably the newest along with the GPL 173. I generally sell refurbished single price sodas at $700 and older snacks like the AP6600 and Nat 148 for $1000. The LCMs would bring more like $1200 to $1500 depending on demand. Since this route consists of mostly single price sodas and early 90s snacks your average value is closer to $500 than to $1000.

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I would estimate that the average value of each machine is in the range of $500 to $1000 depending on actual model and condition. The LCM machines are probably the newest along with the GPL 173. I generally sell refurbished single price sodas at $700 and older snacks like the AP6600 and Nat 148 for $1000. The LCMs would bring more like $1200 to $1500 depending on demand. Since this route consists of mostly single price sodas and early 90s snacks your average value is closer to $500 than to $1000.

this route I am buying is 11 stops with 28 machines(15soda 13snack), gross sales are $37000. with the machines I mention above....was asking $37000, and now we about to agree on $32000.. what do you think?

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this route I am buying is 11 stops with 28 machines(15soda 13snack), gross sales are $37000. with the machines I mention above....was asking $37000, and now we about to agree on $32000.. what do you think?

 

Depending on how well established the route is, it may be an okay purchase.

 

To put it in perspective, I buy a competitor's slower accounts for roughly 50% of gross sales.  I think it is a really good deal so I don't expect you to get the same thing but I certainly don't want to pay close to 100% of gross sales for slow accounts.  Assuming we have about 15 accounts here, you are making about $2450 per account which is nothing to brag about but it's profitable if you do an excellent job at managing expiration dates, fuel expense, and a few other things.

 

As always, I just get picky about people checking to see how long the route as been established and if there is verifiable income for the route.  On equipment alone, 32,000 is too much.

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Depending on how well established the route is, it may be an okay purchase.

 

To put it in perspective, I buy a competitor's slower accounts for roughly 50% of gross sales.  I think it is a really good deal so I don't expect you to get the same thing but I certainly don't want to pay close to 100% of gross sales for slow accounts.  Assuming we have about 15 accounts here, you are making about $2450 per account which is nothing to brag about but it's profitable if you do an excellent job at managing expiration dates, fuel expense, and a few other things.

 

As always, I just get picky about people checking to see how long the route as been established and if there is verifiable income for the route.  On equipment alone, 32,000 is too much.

here is the sales for 11 stops, are they considered good locations?

$5,396 $5,080 $4,057 $2,834 $2,624 $2,594 $2,420 $2,148 $2,145 $1,859 $6,039

total 15 soda machines, 13 snack machines  most them are within 4 miles from my house, longest one is 9 miles. thank you.

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