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Advice for your first pin: get a working game as close to 100% if you can. You definitely want to be playing your game not working on it. You will learn as you go and may have parts break or malfunction, that will be a learning experience. Try to connect with a local Facebook group or league to gain contacts and connections. That $1500 taxi sounds like a good start. The main thing is to have fun!
Quoted from chuckwurt:Patience is key. In the meantime just find and play as much as you can. Make your New Years resolution to attend as many shows as possible in 2019.
Great advice! Build up your pinball funds and keep an eye out for a good deal. Be patient, plenty of games for sale out there. Keep your cash ready in case a good deal pops up!
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