Sega Hydra - Working, little beat-up, control drifts right once and a while - $150 obo

Star Castle - beat up, no marquee but working $200 (scheduled for parting out)

Cisco Heat - Working, a bit beat-up - $225 obo

Tempest Mini - Nice condition - $550 obo

Sea Wolf?  If I can dig it out you can have it for $50.  I think it is complete but someone tried to fix the connector issues this game is known for by soldering the harness to the boards.

Omega Race - No monitor, good physical condition, greeat looking artwork on the front - $150

Midway Captain Kid Gun Game - Working good and in my game room.  If I sell this I have a few freinds who will be mad - $500  (I just saw on sell on ebay for $750+ and it had no side art 4/08)

Brunswick Block-A-Shot - Good condition $275

S.A.M.I. - I think it is complete, but the film looks brittle.  I paid $300 but make me an offer for it or parts before it goes to the dump (found new film, may restore after all)

How about some PCBs - I have tons of these and will list once and a while

Neck-N-Neck PCB - Tested and working $25

Capcom Bolwing PCB - Tested and working $25

Some other IT Bolwing PCB - Tested and working $25

Berzerk - Acid Damage - $10

I have some beatup cocktail tables on the back porch $50 for SI,  $100 Missle Cmd (complete, monitor lights).  I Beatup one with color 13" monitor and a 48-in-1 board (I use to test Jamma) $300 (almost finished project)

Pinball Machines for sale – local sale only in South West CT (06614) – cash and carry - or I deliver and cash - REPEAT - FOR NOW THESE MACHINES ARE FOR SALE TO PEOPLE WHO CAN COME BY LOCAL.   I will have to juggle stored machines, pull them out, set them up. 

I do not mean to sound rude, but if you ask me to ship and I say "No, Cash and Carry", then you continue to try and get me to ship rather than get rude in email I may just stop replying.  There are too many payment scams and I would rather the person leave with a game after they have seen it in person so there are no questions.
 
TAKE A LOOK.  Some of these machines I need to get out and if you are close I will get them ready and even bring them to you.  I am interested in room, not trades.  The only machines I might consider trades for are CV, TSPP, RFM and Taxi.  And I would rather trade multiple machines for one.


Roller Coaster Tycoon – ($1,900) HUO

Star Ship Troopers ($1,600) very good condition

Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends ($1,300) very good condition

SOLD Terminator 2 – ($1,100) Player but not beat out - SOLD

Tales From The Crypt ($1,200) – Pretty good condition.

SOLD Judge Dredd ($1,100) I think it was good, never setup at my place SOLD

Bally Star Trek ($900) fair, center insert playfield wear

Royal Flush (EM 1976) $450 (bit beat up, small flaking)

High Speed ($600) Project

These two are at a different location so dealing will be a bit more difficult.  If very interest I will explain further.

Royal Flush Deluxe – $600

Fireball Classic - $950
 
Descriptions of the games conditions and whatever:

Roller Coaster Tycoon:   Set up in my living room to come play.  Working great 100%.  Not total mint but very close.  Tiny ding on lower corner of head, little button wear and small scratch on playfield glass.  The rest is perfect pics on request.

Starship Troopers:  Look great, plays great.  No known problems.

Rocky and Bullwinkle and Friends: I don’t remember anything wrong with this game other than I don’t think the belt on the Nell log is installed right.  The blade turns but she does not get closer.  I did not want to burn out the motor so I left it like that.  New WABAC ramp installed a few years back.

Tales From The Crypt: Overall very nice but a Cliffy protector cover some crypt hole wear.  Strange issue with flippers where if you are holding one side up the other side won’t energize.  But the work fine separate or together.  I think a bad wore job on end-of-stroke switch are cutting of high power.

Bally Star Trek: Fair condition but works.  Up the center of the playfield it has the classic insert wear.  Backglass is great, no acid damage, battery removed and 5101 chip replaced with the Tom Callahan chip.  It might be a bit over priced but I over paid a while ago and don’t want to lose too much or would rather just keep it.

Royal Flush (EM 1976):  Last time I saw it the backglass was starting to flake in the purple area around the Player 1-2-3-4 area and I do not remember if this ever got sealed.  Average playfield wear and crazing (sp?) for a 30+ year old game.  Back door to the head is missing.  And I think part of the plastic credit wheel was cracked.  I have not pulled this out for many years so a serious buyer can come over, we can pull it out and look it over.

High Speed Project – Playfield worn, no topper, cabinet I am sure has chips and booted into errors.  Backglass is very nice and displays look bright.  The guy I got it from said his kid keeps opening the coin door and messing it up. I never setup or looked it over since. 

Royal Flush Deluxe – I am sure it has some playfield wear (Of course you can get new PF and targets and things still for Steve Young’s Pinball Resource.  Great game based on the classic EM listed above.

Fireball Classic – Playfield and insert wear but plays great. No acid damage, battery removed and 5101 chip replaced with the Tom Callahan chip.   I can throw in a better playfield.