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I just like it for the rarity. It also has lots of drop targets which is a plus. It also has some historical significance. The Backglass is near mint. The cabinet is also really nice.
Quoted from SteveFury:Don't ask me why I posted that pic...
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The PF on your Pioneer looks to be in real good shape. They are usually worn pretty bad near the hole in the extra ball/double bonus/special lights area. Excellent!
Please let us know how many games are on the counter when it's convenient for you to check.
This is how mine was before fixing it:It is a New York not a Pioneer. Basically same game, but it is An Add A ball version. Only 300 were made.
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These are all long gone, but figured if show off my old EM Arcade collection. Most of these are very rare. I lived having them, but keeping them running and finding parts was a full time job.
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I had the Williams 10 pins fully restored. It took 2 years. When I finally got It back, inset it up in my living room. Another collector came to look at a pinball machine and "had to have it" . Lets just say he made me an offer that was too good to pass up. I Love that machine though.
I picked up a nice surfer this weekend. Overall really nice clean game with a near mint backglass. Open to trades / offers for Wedgeheads, or EM arcade games. Cash also works
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Lawman Is the 2 player version of Atlantis. Great looking machine. I have a few projects to complete for clients before I can start on my own games. I picked up a really nice Atlantis. Can't wait to get it done. If you are attending the Allentown show, I will be set up inside with my friend that does cabinet repaints. If you are interested in Having any cabinet work done, stop by. We are planning to brig at least one machine that we worked on together at the show.
I am looking to sell or trade my Williams Spooks. The game works well. The gun, Backglass, and coinndoor are nice. Someone repainted the cabinet. It is presentable, but not a professional job. This is a tough machine to find. Asking $900, but open to trades. Located in NJ. I can ship this machine anywhere in the US.image-120.jpgimage-901.jpgimage.jpg
Quoted from jrpinball:Ah, so you did get a "Golden Arrow"!
Long story, but I did get one. It was actually mine many years ago . It changed hands a few times , but I got it back.
Glad you got it. I was one of those callers. It looks great. If you shop it and sell it, let me know . I'm definitely interested.
Quoted from Vic_Camp:Nice game. Good player. Great addition to the collection.
There was one at the 2005 Allentown show that a collector brought who lived in NJ. It sold quickly.
This was my machine. It was the first pin that I ever owned. I didn't know anything about machines at the time. It had changed hands 2 times that morning before I got it. As soon as I bought it, someone offers me $200 more than I paid. I kept it for a while, but i eventually sold it to another collector. It was in amazing condition. I always regretted selling it.
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