San Diego, CA
Popularity and scarcity has driven the price up.
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Bally, 1981
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Must be a huge room behind that door.
Quoted from shacklersrevenge:500+ pins through my door frames, I'd say I'm anything but new.
You forgot the beat up apron and the missing original instruction cards and missing coin door decal.
This is a $5500 game to me, give or take. Maybe higher if i was actually hunting for one of these but i'm not since i already have one.
Quoted from eabundy:If I'm paying over 5k for an 80s bally, I would like to assume the cabinet would be free of planking, the switches adjusted properly, all the lights working, and the spinner wouldn't look like it came off a world warI battlefield. But thats just me.
I get the desire vs value vs demand in this hobby, I've bought and sold hundreds of machines, but I take pride in giving someone VALUE when it's time to for it to leave. Where exactly is the value in this? To me, it's like here is a hard to find machine, now BEND OVER if you really want it..
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