#1 3 years ago

DWG

dgoett

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Price

$ 6,950

for sale Sale pending!

For sale: Banzai Run (Williams, 1988)

Added: June 14th, 2016 Re-listed: 1 time (July 30th, 2016) Ended: September 10th, 2016
Condition: Fully shopped/refurbished

Item description

Selling Chad Keller's Banzai Run. Brand new xpin display installed and a brand new upper playfield subway and main playfield ramp installed.
100% working and fully shopped. Pictures speak for themselves. VERY nice machine.
Please contact Brooke at [phone number removed] M-F 9-4 Central time.

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Contact

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http://thepinballcompany.com

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Item location

Columbia, MO, US

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#2 3 years ago

RMS

dirtbag66

Inactive member

Unknown

5y 68,050 2,405 2 35

"$6,950"

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#3 3 years ago

???

tacshose

Pinside member

St Louis, MO

5y 79,650 1,206 2

I would be interested, but not at that price...

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#4 3 years ago

DSS

Haymaker

Pinside member

Rockford, IL

5y 54,800 963 11

yessss I'm the first one who gets to say it!

*ahem*

10k by Christmas!

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#5 3 years ago

SCR

Flato

Pinside member

St. Louis, MO

4y 45,300 964 3 6

This might make 10k GBLEs start sounding tempting

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#6 3 years ago

BUG

Bugsy

Pinside member

3y 49,300 859

Apparently I don't know the average price of a BR. I came in expecting a $2,000 game. It does look very nice though.

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#7 3 years ago

MPV

BenetBoy78

Pinside member

7y 102K 1,026 6

Money, money ,money..moooooney..
Some people got to have it ahh huh huh...

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#8 3 years ago

DOC

shlockdoc

Pinside member

Fort Lee, NJ

10y 95,400 4,207 26 9 1

Quoted from Bugsy:
Apparently I don't know the average price of a BR. I came in expecting a $2,000 game. It does look very nice though.

Really. Why because most pins are 2k? I go into monster bash threads thinking the same thing. Who knew.

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#9 3 years ago

MEL

Superchicken

Pinside member

6y 52,400 629 16 7

Great example of this game. The price is right on target for this level restoration/preservation.

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#10 3 years ago

SMS

ViolinSteve

Pinside member

5y 83,050 802 8

Keller's games were amazing! Very well taken care of.

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#11 3 years ago

???

jgentry

Pinside member

6y 131K 4,889

Some people are just clueless. BR is a pretty rare game and extremely rare to find in great condition. I haven't seen a really nice one go under 5K in several years and most nice ones are 6K+ now.

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#12 3 years ago

JLC

fordtudoor

Pinside member

Maineville, OH

8y 37,400 268

Rarity of a particular title does not mean that the price should be equal to the GNP of some third world country. Sometimes rarity means that so few were built because the game was a commercial flop. Such was the case with Bally "Spectrum". A novel approach for sure but few people want to spend all day shooting at a bunch of drop targets. Rarity only supplies half the equation of supply and demand. If there little supply and miniscule demand then the price should reflect accordingly.