Selling my Last Action Hero. Cabinet and Playfield look great. Has LED's throughout the playfield. Magnet board is not working, now includes a working shaker motor (not installed and no cover), no shaker pcb or connector (the connector that is 7-pin connector on the main wiring harness that plugs into the shaker pcb- it was cut off). Reimport, non-matching numbers.

SOLD

Sold as is, where is. See photos below

Game fits fine in gameroom now, so no pressure to sell anymore. $1700 cash or straight trade for a Doctor Who, maybe others; not shelling out cash on my end.

Updated post.

$1800 cash only

Bump...

$1800 cash.

Priced to sell $1600 cash only firm.

There is an updated magnet board that fixes the issues of the old board (fuses and transistors blowing). Same shaker motor as the stern but you need to buy the older style shaker pcb and add a few parts (a fuse holder, diode and capacitor). You can take a photo of my TFTC and just match it to the Stern one. I do have a spare working Shaker motor assembly (no cover) and it works but will cost an additional $50 if you want it with the game, and the proper shaker pcb (that needs to be modified) is $29.00 from Pinball Life.

Thought about it and I will throw in the Shaker Motor Assembly in the sale. So $1600 cash only, with the Shaker Motor Assembly (not installed). I can show that the Shaker motor assembly works with my TFTC.

To answer another members question, I'm not interested in selling the shaker assembly outside of the pin sale.

Game is still available.

Price lowered to $1500 cash.

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I did take it out and put it in my TFTC. I bought a spare working shaker motor assembly without the cover and that is what is going to be included in the sale. The buyer will still need to buy the shaker pcb and connector. If I had more time and money, I would just fix all the issues myself.

Price lowered to $1450 cash

About 4.5-5hrs.

Ok need the game gone $1400 cash this weekend. Game will be available for a week or so, then off the table for a while.

First person who can pay $1350 cash, and be able to pay for and pick it up tomorrow will get it.

Thanks.

Thanks. I haven't heard back from a fellow pinsider yet (PM him a few hours ago), and he has been posting since then, so I know he has my PM. If I don't hear back from him in a few minutes, I will go to the next person in line.

Game SOLD for $1350 cash.

Thanks.

I agree 100%! Even if you buy a game 100% working, doesn't mean your going to get it home working or that it's going to work in a week or month. These old pins need maintenance, in some cases, all of the time. Diodes, bridge rectifiers, capacitors, etc just go bad over time and if you aren't mechanically inclined to work on them yourself, then they will cost you a lot of money to have a service person work on them. All of my pins, every one of them, has broken down at some point and you learn very quickly how to read and understand a switch matrix, use a multimeter, work with a soldering iron,etc. I bought my first pin (Hook) over 2 years ago from a dealer (reconditioned), and the outhole switch went bad after two days of owning it. Shopped/reconditioned/100% working means very little to me.