Hey there, i see there is no chip on the MPU or fuses on the Rectifier board, so I assume this was not tested to see if it boots? Any idea which/what is wrong with the board on top of avid damage on MPU? Are/were the display working?

Thanks!

These days, $325 is a bargain for a dead, untested early solid state game with decent cosmetics. Expect to sink some money into it to get it flipping, though.

I would be incredibly surprised if that MPU with that amount of battery damage was able to boot as-is. It will need to be repaired or replaced. Personally, I would replace it with the nvram.weebly.com considering the battery damage and all the missing chips. The other boards are probably repairable.

Displays are hit or miss, but you can find originals easily enough, and there are multiple inexpensive options for LED replacements.

The rectifier board will probably have to be rebuilt or replaced. They usually do in games of this era just because they were poorly designed.

A reproduction backglass is just shy of $300, but you might be able to find a used one for $50 or so if you hunt around.

IMHO, this is a great project for someone.

Damn. Too far away!

pm sent!

Hello, fellow Bel Air'ian.

I was gonna pick that up on Offer Up but I passed...

I will buy for full asking price and pay with cash if you can bring it to Pincinnati. Just shoot me a PM.