I would not go over $1k with the display out. It would be worth that if condition is nice like you say. Not sure about the market there though.

Hard to say, without understanding the absolute condition of the game. Are you just looking for the display? In that case, you'd be far better off just buying the display, but if your Baywatch lacks other things then maybe you should consider other objectives.

I have a pristine Baywatch for sale at 1650, and it's worth that price at every level. If you took away the display, would it be 1200...probably not. The full package is more value...

I have a really nice one with an extra brand new display I would sell for $1750 but you would have to pick it up I will not ship. The one in the game is fine I just got the extra one as part of the deal when I traded for it.

I am keeping it just in case the one I got ever goes bad.

I sold mine last year 100% working no fade could have passed for huo display was dead got $500 out of it

I paid 1100 for a pretty nice one about 4 months ago. Half of the back box lighting was out and it needed a new launch switch. After fixing those 2 items and cleaning, re rubber, ect it is a really nice fade free cabinet machine. I would say about 800.00 if you had to replace the display and everything else is good. This machine is rated pretty low but it is alot of fun to play. Multi ball is insane.

I wouldn't pay any more than $700 without the display on that title. I bought one fully working with a good display for $900 not long ago.

My family loves Baywatch, I love the instructions and use of the DMD. Picked up one last year at the Chicago Expo for $1100 with a spare DMD. I would call it a players pin as it was dirty and the cab is not perfect. I have seen a few over the $1600 that look great and took months to sell. I have also seen a bunch sell fast under $1300. Even thought I really enjoy Baywatch, no DMD I would not pay more then $800. Otherwise, you will have a long resale to get your money back out of it.

Walter