This is a very nice Shadow - really one of the nicer ones I've seen. Sadly, after playing it for a bit I can say that this game is just not for me. So I'm hoping it can find a new home here soon. The Sanctum spot is in particularly good original condition, with only the slightest bit of wear to the wood (some small cracks) and the mylar above it still intact. See the photos to see your yourself.

We've shopped it fairly thoroughly:
- Flippers rebuilt, including new EOS switches and diodes. They are snappy and hit all of the shots I've tried, without issue
- Rebuilt Sanctum drop target including a new pivot arm assembly that should last for another 30 years
- Re-welded the left ramp to ensure it can stand up to the pounding of the Thurba diverter
- Chris Hibler installed NVRAM and tidied up the MPU and Display Driver boards, which have his stamp of approval. No alkaline damage is/was present. Happy to share photos on request.
- All rubbers replaced
- Lamps and twist sockets replaced, as needed
- Near complete top takedown of the playfield, followed by a cleaning and waxing
- Chrome polished
- New pinballs (probably goes without saying, but I figured I'd be thorough)

It includes its original manual and coin box, as well as the now detached battery board and cable.

The only minor quibbles with this game are purely cosmetic and can be easily fixed if someone was so inclined. Two of the plastics currently broken and someone repaired some of the other plastics. The missing pieces are included and could be repaired with Weld-On or perhaps replaced with a brand new set from CPR. The cabinet and coin door have been touched up a bit by a previous owner. The game also has incandescents installed, along with all of its original artwork.

Please don't hesitate to reach out with any questions or additional photo requests. Happy to oblige.