Great looking game bump

Great work on the restore. If I had more space I'd snatch this one up.

Good idea. The higher the price, the more attention. I know this isn't the most popular early 80's Bally SS, but for the amount of work that was put into this, I think the asking price is more than fair IMO. If I were close, I'd be tempted, and this title isn't even on my radar. .

Just nod if you can hear me

NOD... If I didn’t already have one, I’d snatch this beauty up!

Great looking game

Thursday lunchtime bump. I played this game about a month ago. The ball rolls so smooth on this playfield....especially down the outlane

I really enjoyed your restore thread and this seems like a really fair price. You put a ton of work into it. Good luck with sale!

Bummer. I was hoping to play this at the show.

How about bringing it to the Houston Arcade Expo in October? www.arcadecenter.com

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I can't believe you still have this!

It's gonna be a tough sale.

The game is nice, you did a good job. But it's a silverball for almost 3k. And it's only been "PARTIALLY" Restored. Hard to pull the trigger on that when you can find them all day for 1k or less. Demand just isn't real high for this title.

GLWS. It's just going to take a special buyer.

It's not a Fathom or a Star Gazer but I think A NICE SBM will always have demand. It's a game that looks awesome polished up & fresh paint/PF etc. Great Backglass, & a lot going on art wise on the PF & Cab. I don't ever see them within a 300 mile driving distance of me going for under $1000, unless it is a non working project. In fact I don't recall ever seeing a SBM advertised under $1000 in any working condition in the last year. Other parts of the Country, I suppose... Around here a beat players quality will bring $1200 & they go up from there.

All that being said, there definitely is a point of diminishing returns it seems when you make a machine almost too nice for 99% of players..... I just finished about identical resto on a SMB as the above machine. Paid $500 for a non working pile of parts, that was missing some stuff... put $1200 in new parts in it & around 150 man hours....& it's probably only worth $1800. But it would have probably been worth $1600 if I had only spent half as much time & $ on parts... point of diminishing returns based on the lack of rarity of the machine more so than a lack of desirability IMO

GLWS The right buyer is out there... just have to find them & hope they are within driving distance. If that machine was in Ohio or NJ it probably would have sold by now.

Great looking game man!

Don't settle for a machine that's just Nearly Immaculate--you'll have to spend hours shopping it out and fixing flipper button wear and replacing on-board batteries. Atari_daze has a Nearly Immaculate Plus machine here, folks! All that stuff's already been done! Wanna guess how many games have been played on it in the past 12 years?

Does that price include an action figure or a jar of dirt?

If the flipper mechs are rebuilt and rubbers replaced you ruined the value....LMAO!!!

I've been told to ask for a shooter lane photo.....I'm not sure where that is on a pair of women's boots...but I've just gotta ask.