I have dealt with the full spectrum of humanity buying machines. I bought a Nascar from a very nice guy, but what the hell would go through your mind to put screws in a games playfield? Sucks because the machine is in really nice shape.

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I will fill and clear them. Its just a shame its in great shape otherwise.

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The center screw is all wood did not hit the insert, so its way better than if he did. The side drains were disabled by the screws a ball would not fit between. He should have just played with glass off. This is my second nascar. My first had a screw hole in center drain as the operator ran a screw that was way too long underneath playfield. Seems I am cursed with Nascar. The one I just got had blown power supply, blown dmd power supply, no dmd and a dead mpu. I got it cheap. He was asking way too much money for it. I threw him if you get no offers price and he took it.

Filled and cleared holes. The playfield cleaned up great. I still dont get putting the screws in. The only way the ball drained was if your flipper moved enough to let ball go between it and screw. Crazy!

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