Would you drive 6 hours (round trip) for...

[deadwolfbones]

... a 4-tap (Perlick 650SS flow control), 8.8 cu. ft. keezer in excellent shape, w/ custom-built insulated collar, custom temp controller, shanks, lines, and ball lock connects that costs $300?

I have one keg already, so I'd need a few more, a regulator, and a CO2 tank to get rolling.

 

[kh54s10]

Freezer new costs that. The rest would be free. It seems like a good deal. I'd probably do it, unless I wanted to DIY over time - adding taps as afforded.

Once drove almost that for a utility sink. $200 value for $70

 

[parjay]

Depends if there is a brewery at the end of that drive that I would like to visit!

I put in a couple hours of driving to get a 2 tap keezer that was smaller than yours, so I would say it is not a bad deal at all.

 

[TheFlyingSparge]

yes. As long as there are breweries along the way. $300 is a deal especially if you count the time it would take to build it and source the materials.

 

[Homergah]

ABSOLUTELY NOT! Where's this stuff at? Just curious.....

 

[deadwolfbones]

Depends if there is a brewery at the end of that drive that I would like to visit!

I put in a couple hours of driving to get a 2 tap keezer that was smaller than yours, so I would say it is not a bad deal at all.

It's in Portland, so yes... a few breweries there.

 

[Homergah]

It's in Portland, so yes... a few breweries there.

I would be scouring the Portland Craigslist just to have a reason to drive there. But then again, there's a few decent breweries in Bend.
It's funny your little guy there is dancing in time with Petrucci Damage Control.

 

[HB_ATL73]

... a 4-tap (Perlick 650SS flow control), 8.8 cu. ft. keezer in excellent shape, w/ custom-built insulated collar, custom temp controller, shanks, lines, and ball lock connects that costs $300?

I have one keg already, so I'd need a few more, a regulator, and a CO2 tank to get rolling.

I'd jump on that deal. The Perlicks by themselves are over 200$