I imagine there are many lurkers like me giving this machine some very serious thought, i am very tempted indeed its a good pin an a good price in this day and age.
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Despite the huge production run you don't see them come up often. The last one I recall was that dog from Dimes in november - operated for 30 years - but that sold no problem.
Mylar on clearcoat is a good thing.
Mansion is reasonable.
These days they seem to be either blinged up & ruined or ex-floor and fkd.
This example looks honest and relatively un-fettled, and that's rare. Bit of foam cleaner and she'll be reet.
Mylar on clearcoat is a good thing.
Mansion is reasonable.
These days they seem to be either blinged up & ruined or ex-floor and fkd.
This example looks honest and relatively un-fettled, and that's rare. Bit of foam cleaner and she'll be reet.
I agree I think a good workshop £200 max in parts or maybe a little more if the ramp is cracked but probably not necessary and you will have a nice pin it’s a great first buy for a newbie who wants to tinker with nothing too involved play it a year enjoy it and I would say you would definitely get your money back if you are unsure view in person
The Mylar on it is standard factory fitted
Clive, thanks for your help in getting the photos and what to put in the description. I had no idea it would be so popular or that it would generate so many comments in such a short time. This is Sold subject to payment / collection details being sorted out.
Great news well done to the buyer !!
Considering my electricity bill for this year is estimated to be around that price, then hell, yes it probably is a good price. No point questioning anything now that we've entered the twilight zone.
Im assuming your referring to me here Jon so let’s get the facts straight
1. No price was agreed before I came through. I was advised to pay no more than 9k by well respected forum members and that was more than you had been offered elsewhere. You were at 9.5k and said to come through and look and sure we could make a deal which we did as we met in the middle.
2. When I sold said game I got 9k so my initial valuation was correct.
3. You were the only one wasting time triple checking the money I gave you, then not putting in the LE certificate when I asked if it was in the machine. So then had to wait for it to be posted out. Hardly what I would call a straight forward deal
I’ve never complicated a deal in my life as I’m sure Chris b, Col and Lee will all say the money was sent straight over whenever I deal with them as it was with you
As to my original comment this shows exactly what I was saying. Quite disappointed you’ve said that to be honest
@J85M @AllstarDK - Guys, take it off line this is a for sale thread, not Dot Cottons Launderette....
Congrats on your sale after some of the nonsense in this thread, one benefit of that it keeps your post visible.
Nothing to take anywhere I was referring to Chris (edited out surname, but no not B
), so not sure what the issue is 
I respect Jon’s opinions on pinball, I have hired Mando off of his raving review and gone to him several times for advice.
if that’s the case then Jon I apologiseNothing to take anywhere I was referring to Chris (edited out surname, but no not B
