Hate to play "price police" but here in the North East I have purchased 5 Gottliebs of this vintage in the last 6 months and the most expensive was $1250 fully shopped with LED's installed and in excellent condition all around. The others were a grand or less, worked with minor issues and were in better condition than the unit for sale.

$1300 if it was fully working perhaps, playfield condition makes it a hard sell.

Gottlieb in this timeframe gets little love I'm afraid. There is exceptions but they are that, exceptions.

I'm not going to get in a pissing match in a sellers thread but this is woefully incorrect. Maybe it depends where you are at but not the case here on the east coast.

Just purchased this Xenon not even a month ago from a Pinsider for $1200.

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Also $1200 less than a month ago with NVRAM, new glass, new legs and new LED display.

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Xenon was listed on Pinside, the other on local Craigslist. Being on the East Coast near New York and Philly does seem to help. When the opportunities come up, need to hop in the truck and move ASAP before someone seagulls in and grabs it. It is a wash though, as many "deals" as there is it seems just as many pinheads vying for them.

Xenon needed a .50 cent volume pot to fix the missing background sound effects, playfield has little wear and the backglass is immaculate. So far I've done nothing to it but install LED in the GI circuit to take some load of the connectors and I'm going to replace the posts which have faded with age.

I wasn't even the first buyer, was second in line.

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Do the bump!