Something has to go. I have room for 6 games and currently have 7 set up in the room (just too crowded).
Trade/partial trade considered for a project machine or 2. Yes this helps with my overcrowded room because a project machine will not be set up with the others immediately.

Game is working 100% (other than a few flaky light sockets that should just need cleaning).
MPU professionally rebuilt a little over a year ago and machine has played flawlessly since then.
Remote battery holder.
New power rectifier board.
New capacitors on power supply board.
All crimp contacts for boards replaced.
New leg levelers.
Nice coin door with 2 quarter mechanisms. (missing lockout coil)
Keys for both locks.
coin box (no lid)
Manuals as pictured.
No broken plastics.
Backglass is excellent (just a couple of lifted lines on bottom edge which are not noticeable unless looking for them).
Playfield has ball swirling, insert wear.
cabinet has some wear around flipper buttons, general wear here and there, some flaking paint mainly on head from moisture. Just too crowded in the room to get a good picture of the other side and head.
Had new rubber installed a couple of years ago and playfield was cleaned but could use a cleaning again.
I do not recall what mechanical work I did but I do see new plunger links on the slingshot shafts.
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Here are a couple more pictures. As you can see machine is wedged in its location and not able to easily slide out for better pictures (slid blackout out to get this picture). The left side of the head does have a little more paint loss along the top edge as compared to the right side picture.100_7625.jpg100_7626.jpg100_7627.jpg

NOT TO YOU

Odd that you would think you are the one to provide this type of information since I AM the seller and You are NOT the buyer.

Just sayin' , If it is not your for sale post and you are not involved in the transaction in any way you have NO right posting any details, updates or otherwise. Mind your own business, Please.

Vid,

Sounds like you are taking the other side on this. Here are the facts. 2 people expressed interest on pinside. This person (cichlid) I PM'd to tell him it was sold as a courtesy. The buyer is out of state, has not paid, we are arranging time to pick it up, etc. Sounds like a done deal but not paid and picked up so to soon to say for sure from my side of a transaction.

I do not see why someone else has any reason/right to call it sold at this point (unless they are upset), let alone post it in a public forum.
If anyone can tell me with 100% certainty that a buyer in a similar sort of situation would never see a post such as this and get frustrated thinking they were wronged by the seller (me in this case) and just walk away thinking all the time I sold it out from under them, then I will apologize.

Explain how this reflects badly on me as a seller other than you using the Choggard thing in my for sale post. Not even close to the same sort of person.

To me it looks like the Non-buyer is in the wrong for posting facts in which he does not have a100% grasp on.

Sorry, just sounded like it to me.

The few games I have sold I have updated the post title to reflect status, here this person took it upon himself to do so before I was able to because I was waiting on more facts in the sale before doing so.

I thought PM's (private messages) were just that, PRIVATE, between the two parties exchanging messages not the world.

Yes I jumped on him for his actions which I do not believe were appropriate as he is not involved in the transaction.

Nothing more to this story that I am aware of.

This makes the second time someone has said SOLD when they were not the buyer and the item was Not even sold in one of my for sale posts (not many at that). Both were from the Detroit area as well.