This was supposed to be my keeper, but you know how that goes. I've decided to pick up a Star Trek Pro and I need to raise funds. This is a clean and fully working Creech with a lot of new parts and mods.

Here's the specifics:
-Complete PF tear down and was shopped about 8 months ago.
-Installed the Pinball Mike D video hologram mod (I have the original hologram and I believe it's still green, but Kris replaced it with the hologram mod before I had the game up and running, so I'm not 100% sure)
-Has the animated speaker panel and deluxe speaker panel plastic
-Added new playfield swamp window
-Added new bowl
-Plastic protectors
-LEDs in all playfield inserts and ramps
-Brand new front cabinet decal
-New lockdown receiver and lockdown bar
-Snackbar hole has mantis protector AND cliffy protector
-new ramp flaps

The only issues to mention are the right ramp is broken at the post (does not affect game play) and there is a small amount of wear at the lower portion of the L insert (see pic).
I have over $4400 into this machine with all the mods and new parts, but I'm listing for $4100 $4000 SOLD - PENDING PAYMENT! for (hopefully) a quick sale. I'd also be willing to trade for a Star Trek Pro or Premium + cash.
I'd like to keep the sale local to Arizona for now.

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HA! ROAD TRIP!!!!

Bump! And as an added bonus, I will throw in this Crown Victoria topper - free of charge!!

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Bump for price reduction.

I'm usually cool with shipping games. The only problem with shipping this time is that I'd have to ship the PinballMikeD hologram mod separately since it includes a 19" monitor in the cabinet. I don't think I'd want to ship it with the monitor installed, or even packed on the pallet with the game for that matter. That would cost the buyer a second shipping fee and they'd have to reinstall the mod. Not a difficult thing to do, but something to consider.

Also, I may be going into escrow within the next month or two and lenders aren't cool with undocumented funds popping up in your checking account. I actually had this issue with my previous home purchase and it cause a real nightmare when I sold a pin and $5k magically appeared in my bank account. The lender wanted me to get a signed certificate from a "pinball machine appraiser." I had to laugh at that and tell her there were a few thousand other collectors who wished there was such a thing. Local sale = cash in hand and no checks that need to be deposited.

If anybody has a good idea how to avoid the two issues, I'm game.

Bump.

Ok, local sales are not panning out and I'd like to get this sold, sooooo I am now considering shipping.

I will blanket/cardboard wrap on legs or do a full pallet wrap depending on buyer's preference/shipping method (buyer pays for shipping materials and arranges shipping). I plan to remove the monitor and box separately, but will attach the protected box to the game or pallet.
PM me if interested.

I'm not sure if I'd trust it inside the cabinet. There's a raspberry pi board mounted right next to it and I wouldn't want them knocking into each other.

My thought is to remove the monitor, bubble wrap and pack it in a separate box filled with packing peanuts. If shipping with the legs on, I'd probably shrink wrap the box to the folded down head with plenty of padding between them. If the buyer wants it pallet wrapped, I'd probably shrink wrap the box to the upright coin door with padding between them.
My thinking is that if I wrap the boxed monitor to the highest place on the game, it should avoid any careless hands or forklifts.

Bump!

Bump?

Someone suggested using these guys:

http://www.attheborderstorage.com/

You can just drive down to the border (depending on how far away you are) and pick it up yourself to skip the duty tax at least.

Game is sold (pending payment).