There's a chump born every day, and those chumps will buy it just because it's ERMAGERD NIB. They don't care that half the game is rusted or a 300 buck board is covered in acid (and those DE boards are almost impossible to repair after acid damage thanks to their stupid way of handling the grounding traces around the battery area)...they have enough money to just buy whatever they need, and to make it appear out of thin air if it's seemingly unobtanium.

OP probably realizes that the thing is going to have issues and may not want to tackle that much of a problem...if that's the case, there's no reason to fault him for it...I certainly wouldn't want to either, especially not for Playboy! NIB Time Machine....that might be a different story....

that's pretty funny considering HEP has posted about restoring a NIB game that was covered in rust, but hey...you're the Jesus Christ of pinball, so I guess I'll just discard his opinion for yours. =P Totally agree that to the right person, it's worth more in the box and with condition unknown.

lmao hilarious...no valid point or effort made to refute that, but two downvotes from no-name posters with barely 750 posts between them.

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Don't ship R+L or it *will* be a pile of garbage by the time it gets to where it's going... those morons dumped my Jackbot that was double strapped to a pallet off of it, shattered the glass, and then put it on a skiff upside down ON THE HEAD... bloody morons. That was after it went to the wrong place twice.

Are we seriously talking about the superposition of a NIB game? LMFAO