A kegerator is nice but certainly not necessary for you to have kegged beer . If you want to keep your cost as low as possible you could hook up picnic taps to the kegs . It wouldn ' t be as convenient as just pulling a tap handle but it would be cheaper . If you choose to go the kegerator route you could build it now and move it later once you move but that ' d just add one more thing to you moving day todo list . How many kegs are you wanting to have going at once ? <| sep |> I noticed you said it was unclear whether the 1985 one was an e or an i . Just be aware that if the ad labels it as just a 325 , then it ' s almost definitely a 325 e and not a 325 i . A lot of 325 e models have a 325 badge on them , so most likely the ad is just reflecting that .