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Quoted from drfrightner:if I wanted to sell a few pinballs do you just bring them and set them up or how does that work anyone know?
Most people enter them into the event and toss price tags on them, unless you agree to sell them earlier. I think it is a good deal since you get free admission for the effort. I've known a few people to sell things that are not on the floor, but it isn't the norm. Project machines are usually sold during the swap meet Saturday morning.
I'm looking to change up my collection a bit and Getaway drew the short straw, so I'm planning on dragging it up to TPF and seeing if I could gin up some interesting trades, or just get the cash to put towards something. As it sits right now I'd call it as something between a light project and decent player. Needs a deep shop (it's on my list). Reimport, missing the beacon, pretty bad cabinet fade. The good side is that it plays fine.
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Sold. I might have more stuff for sale later.
Thanks,
Doug
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