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Clover Coffee Brewer For Sale $8000
I have a Clover 1s Coffee Brewer for sale. This clover was purchased in January of 2008 for use in a Seattle area cafe. It was in use for about 9 months before the shop closed down. It is in good shape and I have tested and cleaned the machine. Delivery within Western Washington and Portland area is ok.
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Permalink Reply by Danny on -
The clover is still available. Sorry for the delayed reply. Thanks for your interest.
Danny.
Andrew R. Tucker said:Specifically, the Clover.. How much for just that? I am trying to convince my roaster to get some good equipment, and this seems to be a great buy.
Andrew R. Tucker said:has this sold yet??
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Yes. I have two Guatemalas available. One is well used but runs great, the other is almost new.
Thanks,
Danny.
Mike Volpitta said:Danny, are both the grinders still available?
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Permalink Reply by Steve S on -
Danny,
I am interest in the 2 Guatemala grinders, please send you contact details to stso at live dot com
Steve
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Permalink Reply by Danny on
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Yes it is. Email me at hanlond (at) gmail.com. Thanks for your interest.
Bwynn said:Is the Clover still available?
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Permalink Reply by Jason Calhoon on -
I had sent an email about the clover is it still for sale?
Danny said:Yes it is. Email me at hanlond (at) gmail.com. Thanks for your interest.
Bwynn said:Is the Clover still available?
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