The replacement faces are different than the originals. The balls sit fine. good catch on the guides. Problem I have is trying to guage the market - haven't seen one like this is quite a while.

Sad to see people not even interested in buying the machine pick it apart - Just a good reminder of why my time on pinside is limited these days. Has run it's course and become a place of negativity.

Anyone who wants to come out and see the machine in person instead of picking apart the pictures - I'm here. BTW - nobody mentions stuff like probably one of the last NOS translites that exists - came from Mike Chestnut years ago or all the parts that were replated.

I agree on not taking advantage - never my intent but there is also market price which is set when someone pays an amount. You may think this is overpriced, but when I see whitewater going for 10k and others fetching prices I could have never dreamed it is a good strategy to start high and see where it settles out. I take the responsibility that if it doesn't sell I have priced it too high and will adjust it. As far as it being worth 6k - I don't know and neither does anyone else. The market will set the price in the end. The hardest part is when you restore a non-A list game of where to price it. Did you spend less time or money in the restoration? Probably not.

Rant off..

Why mask if it was a re-import - I am in the camp a game is a game regardless - condition tells it all. And like I said the camera can make things look worse than you think. The inside was sprayed - that side absorbed the paint more than anywhere else. Wrong coin door? Ok, then it is has wrong everything on it because it isn't original. This is not an early harley where everything has to be original. On my own games I do not spend 60 hours on the inside of a cab or buy a new cab. It is what is is. Again - if you are not interested in buying - what is your motivation here? This is my last reply - if the thread gets too diluted, I'll just pull it and relist where none can comment.