If the playfield is still perfect after 20 years what's going to happen to it?

If you don't buy it. Can I?

Mk

I know, I play mine enough that I should get a second one. Hmmmm....where is the game located in VA?

I have a LS PF on my BSD....it certainly isn't "dreaded"?? If the PF is in beautiful condition don't worry about it....BUY IT AND PLAY THE HECK OUT OF IT!! Keep it clean and if the PF starts planking some years down the road there are tons of people restoring PFs....even more popping up on here. Stop worrying about the future....enjoy the NOW.

Alfred e. Newman...."what.....me worry?"

Such a silly thing to worry about.

If you are interested, why should you not check it out?

I think by now you hopefully understand that the price is great ..you should always check outa pin you want, have cash for.

It's a silly question.

If its in condition you want...buy it.

Ls ps ss sp Lmnop stamped on it who cares... Keeper waxed up either way.

My opinion is that the LS planking issue will only come into play for machines that have seen moisture or haven't been taken care of, sounds like this one has. Sounds like a good price to me. But I do think a playfield that might be prone to planking should be in a climate controlled room, just to be safe.

Shit that is clean.

I want to go buy this thing myself! You better hurry!

Looks really nice! This is a good deal.

If you don't buy this.....on your way home punch yourself in the head...than turn around and go get it!!!

Or the " blundering novice" will taunt, haunt, and shunt you down for eternity.

Go buy it

dreaded LS playfield? wtf are you talking about?

of course check it out, it looks great.

and you talked him down from 2700? that's ridiculous.

Although it looks very nice, there may be the early stages of planking showing up in the middle of the playfield. That's not a reason not to buy the game though. Or even a reason to try to get the price even lower. $1900 is a good price for that game. You need to take the glass off and check out the playfield up close. Look for planking (vertical lines running up and down the playfield) with your eyes, then run your hand over the playfield. Feel for sunken/raised inserts and inconsistencies from area to area. If you can see planking, but the playfield still feels smooth, I wouldn't hesitate to grab it. BSD is a player's game. If it plays right, that's all that matters.

The reds on the cab look very bright, but I think I see early planking in a couple of those playfield shots. If you see it and point it out to the seller, he'll feel better about his selling price.

Pardon my ignorance but what is LS?

Pinhead, but it and you won't regret it. Especially for that price...

Lenc-Smith is a company that made cabinets and playfields. I think they're now owned by WMS Gaming.

Looks VERY nice! Congrats, man.

My BSD should be arriving mid-week. Can't wait!

Very nice and great buy. Does he have anything else for sale? I'm always looking

Looks very nice. You can get a Cliffy for the rat hole and the edging on drac face insert is typical of the title.

For 1850 I think you did very well.

Cliffy has a set for the rathole and the mystery hole.

Thats a great looking playfiled and the ramps look clear too. NO BRAINER.

I put the Cliffy on mine. A BITCH. Not an easy job. Put aside half a day.

Plastic protectors are a must.

Im adding a full Flipper Fidelity system to mine as BR did.

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Grats on the purchase. Be patient when you start playing Drac because it kicks your butt until you get the ramps down. It still kicks my butt, but I enjoy it now.