No ramps, not even from Wayne. Best way for a super version is to buy multiple machines.

Very Hard... we had a hell of a time making one more in our warehouse go.. We got it done but it took me 3.5 months to find all of the needed mini playfield parts

heck, you can buy fully working decent DW's for 1300'ish.

I would love to own a DW, especially with the topper mod!

Anyway, I haven't used this place before, but they do sell some used stuff that I can't seem to find anywhere else. I was debating getting a different ramp for my RS, but decided to stick with the old one.

http://www.pinball.co

Usually, you have to page towards the end of their listing for the used stuff. I did check out DW, and they had ramps and some plastics . . . they're out of Australia.

+1

I could be talked out of mine for the right price. I love it, but I've played the crap out of it and the game room is getting full. It has the wobble head kit, LED'ed backbox and inserts and all the cliffys. Cab is faded. Playfield is ok, except where some moron drilled holes ahead of the outlane dividers to install bumper posts that weren't supposed to be there. I removed them and filled the holes with quickwood. Many new parts, including new Time Expander motor/gearbox, coin door and new opto boards. I'll be in Madison, Wisconsin in a few weeks.

Question on the quickwood:
My DW has playfield damage where the three bottom targets of the time expander are (this is from shots that make it into the targets when you lose multiball and the time expander is going back down - some shots get jammed, hence the damage). Would quickwood work on those areas or is it really better for holes? I know...I should have bought the Cliffy's...I'm ordering them now.

I've never seen a DW that didn't have wear in that spot. Fill with quickwood and cover it with a cliffy. Good to see you are ordering them. Make sure you get the whole set. DW is one pin where cliffys are an absolute necessity.

I'm was also/still casually looking for a DW. Saw that one in MI. but was holding out for one w/ no playfield wear...

So just to reiterate... there is no repro ramps and plastics and side decals available?

Pinball Inc. says they have the original tooling for the Dr. Who ramps just no ETA on when they would be produced. Outside of the ramps Marco has a huge selection of Dr. Who parts.

I could use a spare set of ramps....

The way pins are climbing in price, it may happen sometime in the near future. Previously, I don't think he saw it as likely that people would spend $200-$400 on ramps for games such as this, JD, DM etc, that were $1200-$1,500 machines.

That is now changing, and people are more willing to buy them now I think.

Easier said then done.

I had one unshopped with minimal fade and a jamming MPF, posted it on RGP for 15 hundred and it was gone in 1/2 hour.

Few GS parts available for this title, it was a buyback and I sold it cheap to get it out of my way.
Good luck finding a working one for 13.

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James from Pinball Inc was over at a friends recently and he was bugging him about Doctor Who Ramps.

He didn't commit to anything but was going to check to see if he had the original molds for them or not.