Anyone in Medford interested in a liqudation/warehouse sale?

I'll be left to pick from the scraps with whatever makes it's way to So Cal.

#5 9 years ago

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Spidey171

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Alpharetta, GA

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man I wish I could find one of those. one day a warehouse raid will happen

#6 9 years ago

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Breadfan

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Medford, OR

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Quoted from Spidey171:
man I wish I could find one of those. one day a warehouse raid will happen

I already raided it a couple years ago. Just a bunch of crap left that they want way too much for.

#7 9 years ago

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Concretehardt

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Eugene, OR

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He didn't give an address or really any details?

#8 9 years ago

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Concretehardt

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Eugene, OR

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Quoted from Breadfan:
I already raided it a couple years ago. Just a bunch of crap left that they want way too much for.

You just saved me a 5 hour round trip drive...Thanks!

#9 9 years ago

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fosaisu

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Quoted from Breadfan:
I already raided it a couple years ago. Just a bunch of crap left that they want way too much for.

So the statement in the ad that they're selling 100 pins at $100 each is bogus?

#10 9 years ago

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kumanaga

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I have a few pics if someone wants them. As Breadfan says, mostly a bunch of junk. There are a few mid 80's pins (Sinbad, Flash, Time Warp) but most are missing boards or parts. However, for someone interested in Bingo machines, there are quite a few of those. The trucks are loading up and leaving for LA within the next 24 hours though.

#11 9 years ago

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CactusJack

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Quoted from o-din:
I'll be left to pick from the scraps with whatever makes it's way to So Cal. But, I'll be ready!

Yes. Chris had flyers for it at the last Auction. Now we know where they are coming from!

#12 9 years ago

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o-din

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Quoted from kumanaga:
However, for someone interested in Bingo machines, there are quite a few of those.

Any other EM's worth looking at? ( no smart remarks here please).

#13 9 years ago

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kumanaga

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Quoted from fosaisu:
So the statement in the ad that they're selling 100 pins at $100 each is bogus?

The 100 pins for $100 bucks is in reference to the bingo machines most likely. They bodies are stacked on top of each other 10-15 units high in the warehouse.

#14 9 years ago

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kumanaga

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Quoted from o-din:
Any other EM's worth looking at? ( no smart remarks here please).

There was a pretty clean Grand Prix that I was kind of interested in but they seemed a bit high on the price. If you are interested at all I could run over there and take a pic or two and take a crack at the price.

#15 9 years ago

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o-din

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Quoted from CactusJack:
Yes. Chris had flyers for it at the last Auction.

I missed the flyers, but I was there last Saturday. Were you? I didn't stay long though, nothing much to see.

#16 9 years ago

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o-din

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Quoted from kumanaga:
There was a pretty clean Grand Prix that I was kind of interested in but they seemed a bit high on the price. If you are interested at all I could run over there and take a pic or two and take a crack at the price.

I had a Grand Prix that I may buy back, so don't make a special trip. But pics are always welcome! I'm looking for the older stuff now. 50s and 60s vintage. That is where it's at!

#17 9 years ago

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CactusJack

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Quoted from o-din:
I missed the flyers, but I was there last Saturday. Were you? I didn't stay long though, nothing much to see.

Yes. Flyers were at the sign in counter but easily overlooked. I was there from about 10:30 to 9:30. One long day.

#18 9 years ago

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kumanaga

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I ended up with an old EM rifle game, but it's really rough. Walked away from most everything and they won't let us plug the machines in or dig into them much. We have been going over to this place for years messing around with machines, picking up parts, etc. Pretty said how this is all going down to be honest...

#19 9 years ago

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o-din

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Quoted from CactusJack:
I was there from about 10:30 to 9:30. One long day.

I was there from about 1:00 until 2:00. We might have bumped shoulders. Did you get anything? How much did that NOS F-14 playfield go for?

#20 9 years ago

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Dr-Willy

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Thanks for the info guys, saved me a trip myself!

#21 9 years ago

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KenLayton

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Olympia, WA

12y 83,400 5,965

What operator is this?

If the operator is located in Medford, Oregon then why are all those machines being moved to southern California?

#22 9 years ago

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o-din

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Quoted from KenLayton:
why are all those machines being moved to southern California?

So Cal is the (cough) epicenter of the pinball auction world. The Captain will get the most out of them he can.

#23 9 years ago

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CactusJack

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Quoted from o-din:
I was there from about 1:00 until 2:00. We might have bumped shoulders. Did you get anything? How much did that NOS F-14 playfield go for?

$500 plus the normal ups and extras.

Actually, I did pick up a REAL project. I bought the Fast Draw that was wrapped up (like a few of the others at the end of the pinballs). I have yet to bring it home, and I know it had at least one relay cut out of it (maybe more) But I just couldn't let a FD go to the junk pile. I figured it will make a nice "player" and will allow me to justify using a repro BG and Plastics on the other one I own. I will probably flip it at the auction in the future.

My guess is that the "some New in box" games will actually be 1 cent Oak Gumball machines or something like that.

#24 9 years ago

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kumanaga

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Quoted from CactusJack:
My guess is that the "some New in box" games will actually be 1 cent Oak Gumball machines or something like that.

The only "new in box" game was a Dale Jr.

#25 9 years ago

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CactusJack

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Quoted from kumanaga:
The only "new in box" game was a Dale Jr.

Well, then. I stand corrected! I wonder if its on its way down to Captain's Auction Warehouse now?

#26 9 years ago

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o-din

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Quoted from CactusJack:
I just couldn't let a FD go to the junk pile. I figured it will make a nice "player" and will allow me to justify using a repro BG and Plastics on the other one I own. I will probably flip it at the auction in the future.

That is what is great about the auction. Not necessarily buying and selling machines to make money, but giving you an outlet and an excuse to buy things that you may not normally buy. You may not make any profit, but take something to the auction, and it usually goes away.

#27 9 years ago

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kumanaga

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#28 9 years ago

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Shoot_Again

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Vancouver, WA

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I see spy hunter and hard driving lets see a pic of the pins even a stack of them.

#29 9 years ago

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kumanaga

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The mid-eighties machines were already loaded and on their way to LA. I will try to get a pic of the stacks of bingo or "flipperless" machines today at lunch.

1 week later

#30 9 years ago

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CactusJack

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