Quoted from I8UB4:

Play field ware spot in front of the thing box.

Quoted from NJGecko:

My own suggestion (and nothing to do with my "moderator" hat) is to maybe just take a moment and address what people have brought up. Your reactions are just kind of taking pot-shots at the people and not what has been observed.
If there is wear on the playfield, just say that there is a small wear spot. If there are other issues, don't bash people who point them out.
Nobody is saying it is or is not priced fairly. People have different definitions of shopped or restored. And you never claimed it's flawless. But part of any successful sale is having an open dialogue with potential buyers.

Quoted from snaroff:

A few years ago I contacted DRDAVE about a machine and he was "taken back" by my questions regarding chipped inserts and some play field wear. Since he was charging "top dollar", I thought it was reasonable to fully understand the condition of the machine. When he realized I was "one of those high-end collectors", he very explicitly decided I wasn't the correct buyer for his pinball. Some "restorers/retailers" would prefer to deal with buyers that don't know what they are looking at.
Glad he showed his true color rather than waste my time.

Quoted from mikerob34:

....or stapling a biz card on the PF as well. Bad move and very unprofessional IMO.
And not to pile on but 'Restorations that look and play like new'.....although this looks good, this is not what I would consider a 'restoration' and most certainly does not 'look like new'.

Quoted from TheCnyPinGuy:

This is and always will be my favorite pin of all time
games even when they left the factory had some minor flaws EVEN today we see threads about code / decal issues / boards not working correctly so if you don't like what you see look away
I have owned 3 TAFs and no doubt another will come in time and this is definitely a super nice example and would be a proud addition to a collection
Amazing Work !!
Good Luck and congrats to the soon to be buyer of this gem

Quoted from JoeGrenuk:

Amazing work, especially on a reimport, would normally include vacuuming out the cabinet.

Quoted from Mudflaps:

You misspelled 'ad.' Also, there are numerous grammatical issues with many of your posts such as incorrect usage of quotation marks with punctuation and preposition errors. I won't list them all, but pinside offers the ability to edit posts if you choose.
Also, you misspelled the title of your own game.
Good luck with your sale.

Quoted from dkazz1:

Is it just me or are those pictures not very crisp and don't show detail very well? Looks like an older camera used that doesn't have good resolution. I like the knocker on the bottom of the cab too. Didn't know TAF had one of those there, thought it was always in the back box.

Quoted from lordloss:

Sweat equity doesn't mean much if you can't tell by the pictures.

Quoted from Skins:

Things went south when the Dr started replying. Up until then, the comments were civil IMO. Let's not rewrite history.
The "dr." seems a bit unstable. That, is my professional diagnosis.
Sincerely,
-Dr. B.S

Quoted from Mudflaps:

I guess the irony was lost on you.
I mentioned your poor spelling and grammar only because you made fun of another pinsider for his spelling.
Best of luck with your sale.

Quoted from dkazz1:

Not being arrogant dude, just never saw the underside of TAF, seemed like a strange place for a knocker when every other B/W game I've owned has it in the backbox. So pardon my wrong inference.........

No offense, but the picture quality is terrible and doesn't really show cabinet detail very well. I think you meant a 2 megapixel camera, not 20. My son's Samsung Galaxy S5 takes better pictures and I think that's a 15 megapixel-ish camera. All I'm saying is if your asking premium jack for a game like this, you'll need better pictures - I'm not price policing you!
Now relax and GLWS