Clayton, NC
Quoted from Tilt:This is a title Ive been looking for but your misleading in your description. You say its been professionaly repainted and only wear in the ball drop areas. But If this was professionally repainted, then you know the first ever professional third grade artist. And in the pink areas that almost look like cow spots because the color is nowhere near the same and the lettering was poorly done with maybe a sharpie. These are sme of the worst touchups that I have ever seen, and truthfully hurts the value more than if you would have left it alone. Hard to fix someone elses mess up than to fix the original problems
Rough looking toucch-ups and such can be acceptable to some, but when you say its been done by a professional, make me wonder about the truth in your other descriptions
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Let me preface this by saying I have no ill will towards Greg as he is a great guy and most of his pins are top notch.
I have seen this game first hand and I have to admit the art looks much worse in person than the pictures show. While the individual who painted the cab may be a decent artist they are far from a professional. I am well aware that you 'do not play the cabinet' but the worst aspect of the paint job is the front on the pin and it will be front and center. When we looked at the pin the price on it was $1900 and we were not able to pull the trigger as the condition/value was just too far off. (I am well aware I will more than likely be flamed for this post because I have a small pin collection and shallow pockets)
; fine they are your games you can do that. 
It's hard enough to get women involved in our hobby let alone having to deal chauvinistic pigs like your self.
