There you go! See the craigslist thing works. People have them, just sometimes you gotta jar their memory a little bit to let go of the machine they haven't used in years.
As far as price, on that machine, I couldn't really tell you. Check to see that it works if he claims it does. If he said he wanted a "couple hundred", I'd use the technique that a few people in here told me about: Go see him with like 150 to 175 cash in your pocket. Look at the machine, decide if you want it. If you do, show him the cash (the amount YOU are willing to spend) and if he says no, leave your phone number and walk away. Most people will say yes, they set their price higher than what they would accept anyway, everyone does. For many, ca$h talks. If they say they want more, let them know you really want the machine, you love it, you are a collector and will care for/refurb it nicely, but that is all you can afford to spend. Odds are if they don't take your offer right away, they will call you in the next day or two. If they don't, don't sweat it, there will be more machines. You will be more satisified in not spending more than you were willing to and coming home with cash still in your pocket than you would by overspending and coming home with the machine which you paid more than you wanted to.
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