Quoted from John_I:Yes, I would be totally down for a 2001. Also, since Gold Strike is the same layout as Target Alpha and Solar City they should consider these. I'd buy a Target Alpha for sure. There are tons of them out there so should not be hard to sell.
Actually, Wade had some trouble quickly moving all of the Fast/Quick draw playfields and there are a ton of them out there too (8045+2660=10,705), and many, if not most, are worn down and deserve a new playfield.
You have to also keep in mind the value of putting a $500-$600 playfield into a $500-$600 game. Yes, there are a few out there that love their game and might even pay $800+ for a playfield. But chances are, those select few have already found their "keeper" game. The results of Fast Draw shows that Wade has to be very selective about which games he does. And having the CNC file for the slots and inserts is a far cry from having everything you need to screen a playfield. The art portion takes a lot more time and effort.
Many of these titles are not in the same group as games like Kings and Queen and El Dorado as far as total value are concerned. But getting a list together of 20+ SERIOUS buyers might still bring you the results you wish.
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