White Water
Williams, 1993Selling a really nice White water, sold as is, took this in on trade. well above average condition. Everything works as it should. offering it up before we shop it out.
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new games 019.JPGQuoted from smassa:How's the wear a lost mine kickout?
Same question. Can you post pics of these common wear spots?
Quoted from Leeb18509:Wow. I love my WH20 but if this is the market for them, mine's going up on the block soon. NO plank, NO wear, lots of new parts, nice topper, color DMD, tasteful LED's, FF speaker kit and SHOPPED.
PM me when it does!
Nice machine! Early run too (see the yellow area to the right of the upper flipper). That's 4K all day long.
Quoted from Leeb18509:Wow. I love my WH20 but if this is the market for them, mine's going up on the block soon. NO plank, NO wear, lots of new parts, nice topper, color DMD, tasteful LED's, FF speaker kit and SHOPPED.
Sounds like yours would actually be worth 4k plus.
My definition of "nice condition" does not include blown out inserts with missing art, but I supposed that is the difference between retail and a collector???
Yes why not ask 6 or 7 thousand lets make every game worth the same or more than a new le they are vintage after all. 
I used to speak up when I thought people were asking too much for a game. After listing a few games, though, I found that no matter the price, you'll get a lot of low-ball offers. Sometimes listing high and negotiating down is the way to go.
I haven't sold a ton of games, but the ones I have were priced fairly, sold quickly and the buyers were satisfied even after paying for NAVL. That said, my WH20 is clean, has been well cared for and has some pretty pricey mods, so if I'm supposed to sell it for the same price as this example; well that's just not going to happen.
I've got several PM's with interest and I'm working on getting some pictures posted. Thanks for your patience.
This was a couple of years ago, maybe 300 plays since.
http://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/first-real-deal-shop-job-with-pics
Quoted from Blackbeard:This GAP seller barely responds to posts.
I've asked him repeatedly about his BSD's playfield and couldn't be bothered to respond.
The way I see it, if you're going to post FS threads, at least respond.
The more things change, the more they stay the same.
This is a very long ongoing issue with GAP. It just is.
Quoted from RobT:The more things change, the more they stay the same.
This is a very long ongoing issue with GAP. It just is.
Gotcha.
Just annoying to not get an answer.
Quoted from Blackbeard:This GAP seller barely responds to posts.
I've asked him repeatedly about his BSD's playfield and couldn't be bothered to respond.
The way I see it, if you're going to post FS threads, at least respond.
Yet he spams the market and forum with threads.
I think his lack of response is because he is just fishing for the highest offer. He sees no value in responding to anything but the highest value. I will say it is nice that he at least helps support pinside since he flips games hear. This is not the case for many flippers.
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