Quoted from delt31:

so no more shadow for sale? Interesting.

Quoted from Yoko2una:

I really want to dislike how you're going about all this... but I can't help from grinning ear to ear each time I look at Prison Mike.

Quoted from Chitownpinball:

I thought jp was way up on your list? What was that, a week? Wow

Quoted from Dr-Willy:

*typical pinsider obligatory complaining about how you go through games too quickly*

Quoted from Slim64:

Think pinbot with better "rules" can't go wrong taking a spin with one.

Quoted from Cloud7:

GLWS wasp!

Quoted from Chitownpinball:

YOU CANT GET DISEASES FROM A BIRD.

Quoted from Slim64:

I recommend any of the ones in my collection.
Jk. How many games do you have room for?
variety is the spice of life lol.

Quoted from Chitownpinball:

If you turned JP around in a week, SG is gonna last a day. Its the deepest system 3 gottlieb, but man ,i just dont care for it. Freddy was more fun to shoot for me.

Quoted from brainmegaphone:

No issues for a game you need to have right away. Just keep in mind you really don't get the $300 cost of shipping back when you sell or trade the game... and given that you don't keep games more than a month (not a dig just reality) you have to accept the $300 as a sunk cost probably.

Quoted from pinmister:

I personally do not understand why people will not ship? The only reason I can think of is the seller wants the buyer to verify the condition and essentially sign off on the transaction. I have had no major issues shipping, and what I do is make it the buyers complete responsibility. You can send buyer tons of detailed pics and even video, but the buyer sets up NAVL-not the seller. Once the game is paid in full and leaves the front door it now belongs to the buyer who is willing to take the risk of shipping and hopefully has full coverage insurance. Now if you are a buyer, you need to make sure the game is packed properly and you have set up the proper insurance.
GLWS Wasp, sorry if I gave you shit about selling games so quick. I think it is just the opposite of what many people do when they get a game and it seemed like you weren't giving the games a true chance, or even scratching the surface, but I was wrong. You seem to play the shit out of the games that rotate through your casa. It is a very different approach to finding what games you like, but nonetheless it is very entertaining.

Quoted from delt31:

OP - if you want to move games in and out like you do and you don't have a car, you'll need to ship otherwise you'll be your own financial choking point. Shipping is easy - just make sure you buy enough packing supplies (like wrap, etc) and that's really it.
As for the cost, that is BUILT into the price so if the person wants it you would ask for 2700 (or whatever you want for the game) and then they pay cost of the shipping so you don't need to eat that cost. Now the extra shipping might put off buyers but that's the price you'll need to pay with not having the ability to drive yourself....GLWS - the JP looks good.

Quoted from brainmegaphone:

When I move pins I borrow a friends truck. But for what it is worth - I rented a small truck from enterprise for $65 all in unlimited miles (I paid for my own gas) once to move a couple games. I did this when my friends trucks and SUV weren't available. I left my car in the car rental place parking lot - did my moving and drove it back that night.
I had to plan ahead to make sure I reserved one but I think it was only a week or so.
I will also tell you I have used uship to move arcade games from accommodating sellers. I'd probably never do it with pins but I paid $100 one time and $150 another to move a couple arcade games 5-6 hours. That is a 10 hour round trip for me and was worth every penny.

Quoted from seshpilot:

I gots a Baywatch. PM me and let's talk

Quoted from seshpilot:

No

Quoted from delt31:

no he's asking if there are games that play like it but are cheaper. At least my read...

Quoted from delt31:

anything is possible.
Love the avatar pic btw. great game.

Quoted from jmountjoy111:

While I consider myself a collector of NES games I am not really. Some of those things are worth a fortune. But I do buy all of them I can get at yard sales, pawn shops, flea markets, etc... I love me some Mike Tyson's Punchout. Lol. I'll never forget the first time I beat him!!!!! I probably sat in shock staring at the tv for 5 minutes. Mouth wide open. Saying nothing. Oh to be a kid again lol.... I'd settle for having a decent baywatch to trade for this JP though lol

Quoted from jmountjoy111:

Lol. I thought maybe with repro glass, plastics, and playfield people were just building them these days. Seems plausible anyway

Quoted from Doctor6:

Believe me, if i had one I'd trade him just to shut him up at this point.

Quoted from gentrsa:

I have the Baywatch for trade, but just to far currently

Quoted from ypurchn:

Where's the BTTF love?

Quoted from Slim64:

Good choice

Quoted from pinhacker71:

Interested in selling outright. I'm fairly close. Nothing to trade.

Quoted from BobcatBowling:

I am interested in buying a Jurassic Park in good condition, but location is a little far for me to work with. I also am looking to outright buy and not trade as I have nothing to trade.

Quoted from Black_Knight:

Nice looking Baywatch on ATL CL
atlanta.craigslist.org link
Too bad you don't have a pin-able vehicle...
Or, you could use the difference in value to rent a truck for a day.

Quoted from jmountjoy111:

Nicholasville to ATL has to be at least 6 and half hours one way. I’d have to be really wanting a baywatch to make that trip lol
I bet even without a vehicle to travel that he has had several good offers and just hasn’t found a game he wants bad enough to pull the trigger. I would drive all over to trade pins but that’s just to get a better deal. Not driving has never knocked me out of a trade or sale. He said he would compensate for travel

Quoted from Black_Knight:

You are such a Debby Downer. There's nothing like spending way too much time in the car for a Pinball Adventure. If he is going to be a long-term pinball owner, he needs these lessons!
There's also plenty of opportunities to stop and trade/buy/play between here and there. (and it's just over 5 hrs each way in real life)
Drop the JP off in Verona and play pinhacker's machines
Stop in Rutledge TN and see Hillbilly Pinball's inventory
ChooCHoo Games in Chattanooga, stop and look in their showroom
Stop in Marietta and play RandomKG 's newest on-location machines.
Pickup the Baywatch in Woodstock (if you have any room left in the vehicle)
Hell, if he comes all this way he can stop and play at my house.
Wasp is on a pinball desert and needs to get out and see & play as many games as he can.
If you haven't made a road trip like this, you haven't lived!

Quoted from ypurchn:

It's listed on pinside now as well. waspinat0r have minivan will deliver. Not for JP or BSD but I'm seriously considering picking up this BW for whatever machine you come into next. I had a chance to buy a decent BW for $1500 1 year ago. Wow how pricing changes on these low end priced games as NIB reaches over $5k.

Quoted from Black_Knight:

Don't waste your time on a Vpin, it's like buying a Smart Car instead of a real vehicle. Oops..