Putting up for sale my very nice condition Twilight Zone pinball machine. It has rocket ship, piano, gumballs and door flasher mod. It will come with a new plastic set (not sure if NOS) - even though don't think any are broken, and another part I can't recall that's part of the magna flip (not home while writing this). The playfield is in really nice shape, can't find issues. Cabinet is in great shape. Cabinet head has a few very minor scuffs top left and small one on right side bottom. I'll let pictures do the talking but I'm picky on my pins and think this one is in really great shape. Clock recently fixed by Rob Anthony, Boryguard on RGP. Bottom right flipper just went out but will have fixed before completion of sale.

Looking to sell for $6K and not in a rush to sell - just outside Chicago. Pics are linked below. Sorry for dark quality can take more. Currently on vacation so will answer emails but won't be able to show or take more pics until next week. Only reason to sell is funding next pin purchase.

Some of the local guys who pinged me once before if I ever sold, will get first dibs I just am bad with remembering some names. Thanks

https://picasaweb.google.com/maddog2827/January52012?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCICw2YXtg4KDsAE&feat=directlink

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Back from vacation, here's some pics I just took. I suck at taking pics of pinball machines. $6k, OBO, or trade + $$$ for BBB.

1. Rocket Ship mod with light up exhaust flame
2. Piano mod
3. Gumballs in machine
4. Door flasher mod
5. Original cabinet non faded (see stickers still on it)
6. Extra plastic set

I'm on vacation in FL right now - just got back from fishing with the family. Wanna see pics of the baby hammerhead we just caught?

I posted the TZ because while I'm on vacation, a pin came up for sale I really want. If I wait until I get back to post for sale and gauge interest the pin I want may be long gone. I have pics of it in my gmail account, picasa, because I almost traded it a few months back in another deal.

Yes, a few pinsiders - I think gorilla may have been one - sent me a PM months ago if I ever decided to sell to let him know. There were two other pinsiders for the life of me I can't remember their names (but would recognize) who asked as well a few months back. So while it may be the stupidest for sale post, I'm trying to honor early interest by my fellow collectors. If interested, PM me. If not, please go have a coke and smile. It's only pinball.

You must be hitting the sauce early, and you owe me an apology. I never posted on RGP nor have I posted it anywhere on the internet for $4500. Wrong person. Please be careful slinging acusations without facts - I'm a fellow hobbyist dude.

Thanks bigdaddy and bmore.

I posted fast but included pics with link to a picasa album and stated I know they aren't great photos. Some ads don't even provide photos. I can and will take as many photos next week as someone desires. I'm a fellow collector so I have no interest in misrepresenting my pins or condition in any way. I'm in the hobby for the long haul and aside from that am an honest person regardless of what hobby this is. You either live your life on the right side of the tracks or the wrong side.

This is a terrific TZ. I do not flip pins I buy to enjoy and keep. Just now would really like another one so selling. Simple as that.

Thanks Gweem.

Dave here ya go! First time my wife and two daughters ever fished before - been 20 years for me as well. This is Captin Mike holding the little guy.

Pic too large so here is link to it

https://picasaweb.google.com/maddog2827/BabyShark?authuser=0&authkey=Gv1sRgCKuq-Jyjk9TNGA&feat=directlink

We threw the little guy back. It put up a good little fight for my wife who reeled her in. There's a few pics of my wife holding the full shark that Captin Mike made her hold, very cool. I'm paranoid on posting family pics online otherwise would share that one too.

My 10 year old daughter caught a foot long catfish too!! All back into the ocean from which it came. That one I wish we kept and ate but first time out it was catch and release day.

Few more pics now that I'm back.

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The scales on the hammerhead were interesting as well. When you slide your hand down one way nice an smooth. Move the opposite way felt like sharp sandpaper. It was a very cool catch and release experience.