You may want to lost what was done in the restore other than what was mentioned. Inquiring minds would want to know.

Okay I got to say it and I'm sure I'm going to catch a bunch of crap for this but how the hell do you call that thing restored when the cabinets all beat up and the inside looks like it's never been cleaned I just must have a different idea of what restored means than you

A 9 out of 10 you got to be kidding me

You wont catch crap from me.. that is no 9 out of 10 and you cant even see the playfield with those hideous colored leds...

Here's how to sell a game for the many that struggle with this process .......turn OFF the game, take off the glass and shoot some decent pictures of the game. playfield, inserts, Ramps ( if on the specific game), boards, cabinet, under playfield, and obviously any repairs/damage/ trouble spots to the game. This might not be the case here but so tired of those trying to hide poor condition games.. be a honest seller. Again I don't know the seller here but for the newbies coming to pinball, beware of pics and selling posts like this.

The interior is filthy and obviously not restored, so who knows what else was or was not done. You cant see much, but what you can see doesn't reflect a 9 of 10. If I were seriously looking at this specific game, I'd wait for new pics before moving forward.

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Totally agree. Xenon without a near perfect PF, BG and near perfect cabinet isn't 9/10. With those pics and the eye scorching colored LED's who'd ever know what it looks like.

I just completed a complete tear down a my Xenon, completely strip the cabinets repainted restencil new CRP Playfield and Plastics Altec boards throughout and I was thinking about asking 2500 s*** now I'm thinking asking 4000.

I have all that posted somewhere here on pinside but even I won't ask more than it's worth

Yeah you are probably right, but I don't really do this to try to retire on. If I can make a little great if not than that's ok to. Someone gets a good game at a fair price.

I'd like to see some darker photographs with even less detail.

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Don't take offense but when selling a 9/10 game you need to show pics of the PF with the game off and glass removed. A full PF pic, plus the upper, middle, and lower are best. A pic of the rear of the BG unlit is also helpful. Open the head and include one of the boards too. Pics of each side of the cabinet, the head sides and coin door front and rear. At this price point that's a minimum for a serious buyer.

The inside of the cabinet should be at least vacuumed and cleaned with Mean Green. I'd expect the linear flipper were rebuilt, all coil sleeves replaced, new drop targets if OE show wear, every light works, no missing segments in the displays, legs repainted correct color, new levelers etc.

LED's are personal choice but most here want a game that looks like OE to a point. Not a rainbow puke, see the thread on here.

I have a Xenon, my favorite game with NOS BG, clearcoated NOS PF, NOS Spinner and a pile more of NOS parts. My cabinet is OE with very little wear. Every lamp socket was replaced during the PF swap, all boards rebuilt and upgraded and I would still be shy to call it a 9/10.