Not fully restored, but pretty close. You'd be hard pressed to find a better playing example of High Speed. Not really interested in trades, as I don't have the space. Also not interested in shipping. Local pickup only.

Here's a list of what I've done:
* $300: Installed Hardtop for a new, smooth-as-glass playfield
* Full shop job as part of the Hardtop install, including replacing all coil sleeves, pop bumper yokes, etc
* $100+ (Stencils, wood, paint): Built new backbox, painted with stencils from Pinball Pimp
* $125: Installed new, reproduction beacon (the police light on top of the backbox)
* $30: New Titans throughout (and have a spare set of flipper rubbers to toss in)
* $50: Replaced all 3 flipper coils and rebuilt all flippers
* $20: Installed LED top and bottom side lights under the stock pop bumper caps
* $50: LEDs throughout, including bright Cointaker GI towers
* $199: PinScore displays
* $90: Installed clear ramp (from Freeplay40 on Pinside)
* Numerous other improvements (polish legs, install new leg bolts, re-flow solder on MPU and power supply boards, etc)
* New playfield glass
* Had Steve Ritchie sign the backglass at TPF

In the interest of full disclosure, here's a nitpicky list of things that aren't perfect:
* Cabinet does carry the typical bumps and bruises you'd expect for a 35 year old pin
* One of the transistors on the MPU looks suspect, but the machine has played fine in the 9 months I've owned it
* The Hardtop is from the first run, which had a printing error (first segment of the tach shows 3,000 instead of 1,000)

Photo gallery of Hardtop install: https://photos.app.goo.gl/KRYbiBPNPxKGKuEs6