Mostly good working condition / partially shopped (boards not reworked). Some switches still need adjusted. One of the bumpers was getting stuck (physical obstruction) so I resleeved it and it was good for a bit..but now it’s sticking on when I turn on the machine. If I don’t turn it off quickly, it blows the solenoid fuse. Bought a new solenoid, just haven’t installed it.

The left rail is banged up a bit and I’m not sure if it can be straightened out or just needs replaced (if desired). It doesn’t look great dead-on but it’s structurally fine as-is. The machine was knocked on its side being removed from a location (no glass broke, interestingly enough) so a few cabinet parts had to be repaired as best as possible. Still presents fairly well, especially for a Bally 6803 game. Playfield is mostly very clean, with long-term majority coverage with mylar. One insert is pretty warped and could use attention, but most are level and not warped or sunken. Sound is hit or miss and could likely use some attention to clean it up a bit. These 6803s are known for pretty awful sound to begin with.

I just finished installing 2SMD 555 LED bulbs throughout, although a couple of sockets are now giving me problems that I’ll be working on tracking down—probably just ground issues from bending sockets back to replace bulbs to be honest, as they worked fine before the bulb swap. New rubbers installed. Posts removed and scrubbed clean everywhere possible.

Includes extra fuses, a parts manual, and an NVRAM module that isn’t yet installed.

Priced to move, with full disclosure that it does need a few finishing touches, as I simply don’t have the space to keep this one long-term.