SOLD! Stingray: Players game. Cab average. Backglass pretty good for age. Fair amount of playfield wear. Plays well. Could use a deep clean and wax.

SOLD! Sky Jump: Rough players game. Cab average. Backglass a little flaky but not bad for age. Lots of playfield wear. Could use a deep clean and wax. Have new drops, rubbers, (used) replacement plastics, etc. Plays well. Only known issue is score reels sometimes fail to reset when starting a new game. They will go about 75% of the time, but then will not. I'm sure it's a contact somewhere that needs cleaning, but haven't had the time to troubleshoot.

SOLD! Aloha: Players game. Cab very nice (I think it was restored by previous owner, way too nice for age). Backglass has some peeling but presentable overall. Some playfield wear, but I'd say above average for age. Could use a deep clean and wax. Plays well. Only known issue which just started is when playing a 2 player game, on ball 1, both players receive some points. After that it's fine. 1 player game not affected. Again, I'm sure it's a switch or contact in need of a cleaning but I haven't gotten a chance to dig in.

Pics here:
Stingray:
http://s180.photobucket.com/user/jediturtle/library/Stingray?sort=4&page=1

EMs:
http://s180.photobucket.com/user/jediturtle/library/Aloha%20and%20Sky%20Jump?sort=4&page=1
(click next, 2 pages)

Boston Pinball has each of them in the $500ish range (Stingray a bit less). So let's say $450 each or $1200 for all three? No shipping, but I could meet partway if it's a reasonable distance or bring them to MGC.

Let me know if you have any questions or interest.

EMs are now sold and Stingray is pending. Will edit if anything falls through! Thanks all!

Sorry, no trades. I'm only doing this to help fund something special. If not for that I would happily be holding on to them.

Looks like Aloha and Sky Jump are spoken for. Will repost if that falls through.

Stingray still available at $450.

Thanks for all the interest!

Thanks for the kind words guys! Stingray will be the hardest to let go, as it was my very first pin. The art really is beautiful, and as Classic_Stern mentioned, it would be a great candidate to restore if someone was so inclined. The majority of the wear is all in places that seem like they would be easy touch-ups. I've thought about doing it many times, but I just haven't made the time for it, and honestly with these older machines I kind of like some wear...it adds character. It does play really well, and the chimes are really cool. The spinner shot making the chime box sing is still to this day one of my favorite shots in pinball.

Seems as though I'm trying to talk myself out of selling it, LOL!

I'm afraid no road trips to Texas anytime soon although I would love that.

The two EMs are sold but Stingray is still available. I am firm at $450 for now.

Thanks
Chris

All three machines are now sold. Thanks guys!