Tales from the Crypt
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Quoted from dlbuller:whoa...haha..very dirty. Looks to be in good shape though! No broken plastics? When you get it all running, get the flipper finger mod from ebay. Only 20 bucks and I think it looks sweet!
I didnt like those cause they were just stickers. I put in the scared stiff flipper bats in mine. Looks pretty good.
Quoted from centerflank:So when your wife ages and gets cracks in her face you going to just replace her too?
WTF, of course!
Quoted from fattrain:HA! Answer = A Lot!
I will try and take as many pictures and videos as I can.
Here's my "plan of attack":
1. Air Compressor off as much crap and dust top side as I can.
2. A lightly moist towel (or 10) to get off most of the dirt layers.
3. Then probably a little simple green on a rag (or similar) around the PF.
4. Then apply Novus 2
Then I want to get it up and running, check all switches, lights e.t.c.
Then tear it all down and do the REAL restore/re-build.
I'd be careful that you get the dirt out of all the components before you do much more.
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