While I haven't seen the game, Doug is a great guy I can vouch for.

GLWTS.

That's not a Huo game, needs better pictures for sure. From what i can see a players condition game at best. Not in "excellent condition" as posted. Is that front right leg bent or is that a camera trick?

I'm under the impression he's confused about what HUO means.

I grew up going to school with Doug (Stuart is my hometown), and I'm sure he's not trying to fleece anyone.

Give him a chance and I expect you'll get an honest answer to any question.

He had contacted me back in Oct. about having a WW (after seeing me post a pinball photo on FB), and I don't believe he knows much about the hobby--anything that seems off in his ad is likely ignorance to enthusiast standards rather than intentionally misleading.

get rid of the useless photos of the manuals and post some playfield pics.

Looks more of an average condition game.
Lockbar circled in red, not from the factory.
Nice gouge in the cabinet next to it.
Start button artwork faded and some art damaged/missing on the left side.
Looks to have had glue residue from state license stickers on the "W" of the apron.
Looks to have a broken right slingshot plastic.
Backbox lights seem dim, so may have burnt J6 GI interconnector and/or burning/burnt out bulbs.

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And you didn’t even mention the big gouge out of the bottom …

If that is HUO I would hate to see the house it came out of. Needing a lockdown bar in your house indicates your neighborhood is not safe, lol. Player's condition machine would be a more accurate description. 3 months for sale in a market that usually results in a sale hours after posting tells you what people really think of the condition. If this was an HUO machine in great condition at the price listed it would have sold immediately.