This was my T2 and you will have a difficult time finding a nicer one. You don't seen these machines from the 90's in this condition come up that often. The pictures don't do it justice and below is a link to my ad which has a lot of detailed pictures.

https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/archive/29214

From what I can tell he made some upgrades as well (pinsound, chrome coin door, custom apron cards, etc). This machine is not your typical routed turd and is not for everyone. Good luck with the sale and don't let the price police get to you.

Anyone can restore a game or send one to HEP if they have money but you cannot go back in time and get these older titles with low plays in this condition. These games are hard to find in this shape and are not for everyone. I don't understand why people have a hard time understanding this and there are plenty of T2's in lesser condition you can spend your money on. It's like finding a classic car that has been garaged with only 5K miles. Anyone can buy a beat car with a lot of miles and completely restore however it's not the same thing as an nice original.

Yep and it didn't even require used car salesman tactics or a million bumps from the seller himself either.

I am really surprised by your comments in this thread and you off all people should be able to judge a machine based on it's condition. Condition is king and someone buying this is doing so for that reason and not because it's supposedly HUO. And using your logic then every HUO machine on Pinsde could be false advertising because who is to say someone selling the HUO Ghostbusters or Munsters didn't bring it to their work, pinball show, or have it on location for a few weeks? You basically would need a live video feed from the time it was unboxed until the time it was sold to prove the machine always in a home location.