Always interesting to test my memory on these.
This is the game.
Looks like I did it back in 2012 so fairly close on the date.
I remember it well it was done for Jon Brady owner of Brady Distributing at the time.
http://christopherhutchins.com/gallery/album411
I will dig up the restoration gallery on it. It was a challenging one I believe.

Found it.Here is the actual restoration log on it.
http://christopherhutchins.com/gallery/album305

I think he is referring to the labor charged to do his F-14.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/hep-this-week-9-17-18/page/162#post-5927173

Crazy thing I just found while doing something else on my channel is that I have an actual game play video of this game when I finished it years ago.
I can't remember why it was done or needed but it is there so I unlocked it for a bit just for fun.
I couldn't care less what the game was worth back then and even less now but it is so cool to see the longevity of some of these projects.Where they pop up and the story presented verses what I know or experienced at the time..Sometimes they are accurate sometimes a bit far fetched, inaccurate or completely clueless but it is interesting.

There’s definitely a sweet spot if you are specifically looking for a candidate.
Most of the time people aren’t .
They already own,buy or come across a game and decide to have it done for one reason or another.
In the case of this particular TAF Brady’s got burned on a equipment trade if I recall correctly.
The game wasn’t in a sale able or reconditionable form for them so Jon decided to “adopt it” and turn it into something worth owning.
I had been a customer of theirs for years and it felt great to be on the other side for a change.
In my warehouse I had a nice solid TAFG lower that I donated to the cause to try and minimize the blow they were taking. Other than that there were no concessions or cut corners.
Jon was thrilled with the game once completed.
Beyond that though he was blown away by the process and just enjoyed watching it unfold.
Having been in coin op his whole life it was still something that was unknown to him.
After that they would send a game here every so often when they had the right customer and there would be enough margin in there for it to makes sense for them to go that route(rare trust me I know!)eventually they were bought out I believe.