Dan wrote:
Since it is sitting in a restaurant supply store the machine was probably taken out of service as a trade-in. If so, then it will probably fire up or need minimal attention. If so, then $200 is a very good price. Personally, I wouldn't dicker. They've already come down on the price and "leaving money on the table" is a good negotiating tactic. You never know when you'll want something else from them. There's something to be said for being a good customer versus a pain-in-the-ass.