thanks for the advise ,input and encouragement.
but would you really walk away after you saw the back side of the backglass.?

if anybody is interested i can send any other pictures of the pinball at their request if there is something they may be particularly concerned about.
that way , it would reduce the chances of them coming all this way just to walk away.

that pictures is not up to date . it was mainly to show the condition of the playfield . i have target on stickers on all six targets right now.

here is a picture of the targets.
added picture to ad.
i am still willing to accept a reasonable offer .
it is a 43 year old pinball so its not expected to be perfect , but even if there is any other small flaws i just don't have time right now to fix them right now.

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that why i think around $2500 because of its good original playfield and cabinet.
people keep saying its in good shape and a good price but i guess so far the right person has not come along.

i have had only one guy walk away and it was on this pinball . But was because maybe he did not like the gameplay of it or something and thought the cabinet could be in better shape, Particularly the bottom board of the cabinet. i guess he was a perfectionist or something.
but you can't expect a 43 year old pinball to be perfect. i did some touch ups but there was no need to restencil the cabinet. i would say this pinball is good but it's not perfect. i ask $2500 mainly due to the cost of all the new parts i put in it. if it weren't for the fact that the new boards cost $500 i would have listed it for $2000.

i understand Location is important , sometimes shipping service is the only way to sell something when there is no one near by but of course it would add around $500 to the total price which is not worth it for cheaper pinballs. i have shipped a flash pinball and hardbody pinball but i prefer not ship unless there is no other way such as not selling it locally after a month.