Not my ad, don't know the seller, so I'm not trying to promote it: austin.craigslist.org link
That's my old Black Knight LE. Sold it years ago, late 2008 I guess before I moved to FL for a short time. I guess what interests me is "spotting" the details that tell me it was my game.
When I got the game it was a complete basket case. Complete non-working boardset, ruined backglass, missing pieces, the whole bottom of the cabinet filled with crispy burnt coils that had already been removed, misc. other issues. Picked it up in Ft. Smith AR from a well-known collector, back in...2005?
I fixed the boards, and then used the machine as a test bed to repair a bunch of other boards out of my spares pile. That white label on the MPU is my hand-written sticker from when I repaired it and the black WPC battery holder was me (that driver board isn't my work, though.) The breakout of the GI fuses on the gray auto parts store fuseblock is me (I will confess to being slightly embarrassed I didn't mount the holder.) Installed bridge rectifier fuses per Clay Harrel's advice; you can just kinda see the black fuseholders down under the BR's. Replaced all the missing parts and bad coils. Replaced a few bad displays. Did a basic shop job on the playfields. Replaced the really ugly and worn (and a couple missing) flipper and magnasave buttons with the translucent orange/red (kind of a thing for me) that you see in the ad. Repro Alan Meyer pop bumper cap. Scored a decent used backglass and triple-thick'ed it. Installed an NOS coin door skin that I wish I'd kept for one of my games, and polished the hell out of the surrounding frame and hardware. Installed good 25 cent pricing inserts and the "W" logo center blockoff plate (had NOS of those, too.)
Just a little trip down memory lane for me 
(All pics attached to post are mine from years ago, not from the ad)
Richard
