How much should I sell this for?

[fatal.lordes Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close fatal.lordes]

Hi

Selling my Quaha Napoletana Series II (like the LeLit PL042QE) plus accessories. Everything working great. The base under water tank has rusted but you can't see it unless you remove all the trays and water tank. Doesn't affect operation at all. It has brass boiler and solid brass portafilter, 15 bar, 3 way valve, solid metal construction, built in burr grinder, and steam wand, 3 lt water tank. It has the 1 cup and 2 cup filter. It would have to be about ten years old but because it's built solid and by great company, it is still going great.

Any ideas what a realistic price would be to ask for such a machine? Would appreciate your valued opinion since you guys are the experts.

Thanks

[Yelta Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Yelta]

Probably not much, its an old machine and I suspect the rust would put most people off.

[fatal.lordes Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close fatal.lordes]

Ok, thanks. As said the rust is underneath and you can't see it.

[jmadden91 Member Find all posts View Profile Close jmadden91]

Need some photos mate

[fatal.lordes Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close fatal.lordes]

So you'd need to see photos of the rust to get an idea of what I should list this at? Is that what you mean?

[Gavisconi007 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close Gavisconi007]

This is starting to be reminiscent of the white chocolate powder thread

[noidle22 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close noidle22]

I think you should sell it for $20 and let me know when it can be picked up...........

[artman Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close artman]

have a look through the sold section to get an idea of previous sales. i would guess approx $200-400 condition dependent?

cheers

[fatal.lordes Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close fatal.lordes]

It's all good. I found some old listings in the for sale section for same machine so I'll use them as my guide for advertising it. Thanks for help.

[fatal.lordes Junior Member Find all posts View Profile Close fatal.lordes]

Lol. Thanks Artman. I obviously did that as you listed your advice all at the same time! Lol. Great minds hey? Thanks again

[stephen28 Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close stephen28]

If it turns out it's not worth a great deal I would keep it as a back up or take on holiday machine rather than being brutally crunched. Better still take it to work and use it there. You'll probably make better coffee than the cafe down the street that charges 4 bucks a pop. Good luck with the sale or otherwise.