Star Trek: The Next Generation
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It's not horrible as long as it's playing 100%....but it a little high considering condition.
There is a TON of info on the net for repairing this pin so don't be too scared as long as you are a half decent DIY'r.
The ramps can be pricey to replace though.
Clean and working 100% with nothing broken STTNG is running 4k today.
Show up with $3400 in cash and you might just walk away with it.
Quoted from PinSpinner:WAAAY too high on price. Sounds like a sub-3k machine to me. You can find a better machine for a cheaper price. It may not be tomorrow.
LOL
Sub 3k on STTNG and your looking at needing a new display, fixing / replacing most if not all of the plastics and ramps and needing some cab repair.
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