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I would say that's a bargain, especially if the cosmetics of the game are in good shape. Boards are easy to replace. You also don't necessarily have to spend $275--there are some cheaper options and refurbished originals for less.
Because of the way the boards are mounted, normally leaking batteries only damage the MPU.
The game resets could be just caused by the damage on the MPU, or possibly the common driver board issues with the 5v circuit.
Quoted from Dantesmark:How do u address the 5v driver board issues? Srry im a newb at this.
There is a large troubleshooting section on pinwiki:
http://www.pinwiki.com/wiki/index.php?title=Williams_WPC#Game_resets
Technically, you could also install the kahr adapter, but that's more of a temporary measure.
You could also replace the driver board, but it's often cheaper to repair the board than to buy a new one.
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