So I'm looking to sell my Whirlwind. Had it in my possession for 14 years. Everything works 100% on it, no credit dot, bright original display with no missing segments. It doesn't get played much, so it's a little dusty. Playfield is in very good shape, but can't say the same for the cabinet. The poor thing has had some hard times before it got to me. I did purchase the licensed cabinet art package for it intending to sand it down and restore it, but I feel it takes away from the history of it all. This thing has a story it wants to tell of it's upbringing and I don't want to deny it that. I'm torn between authenticity and restoration for purely cosmetic things.

But the cabinet art is included if you want to give it some cosmetic surgery, I just didn't have the heart. There is a little spot on the playfield near the right outlane that has a scratch on the tornado and slight wear above the center spinner, but the rest of the playfield is in very good condition.

- Cliffy protectors for the cellar holes and left ramp
- PinBlades recently installed
- Lermods.com trough LED kit installed
- PinballPro speakers
- Batteries moved off of CPU, no acid damage

Took the photos with my phone, they didn't quite all come out decent...