I'm putting my Firepower up for sale to free up some of my limited room. This is not a collector's piece but a really nice player's game.

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The good
Fully working
Boards are beautiful with no acid damage
All boards have had their header pins re-soldered. Not just reflowed but the old solder removed and new added.
GPE cap kit installed on power supply and sound board.
Remote battery holder installed
Playfield was stripped, cleaned and waxed.
New rubbers
New flipper bats
Full Cointaker LED kit
Cointaker LED post flashers installed that light when bumpers and slings are hit
New balls
Clear Lexan washers installed to protect plastics
Pinball Pro Speaker
New playfield glass
New legs, leg bolts and casters
Includes original schematics, operator's guide and a copy of the owner's manual

The bad
Cabinet bottom had some chew marks and was touched up
Playfield has some touch up and slightly cupped inserts
Ball shooter lane wire gate was missing and I couldn't find a replacement so I used a paper clip. Works fine. Just not original.
Previous owner had crudely cut a hole in the bottom of the cabinet for a bigger speaker. I had a piece of wood cut with a perfect circle to accommodate the Pinball Pro speaker.
BG is average with flaking that has been sealed with Krylon Triple Thick
Two broken plastics that were re-glued.

I will NOT ship this game. Must be picked up at my house in Temple, PA just north of Reading. Price is $1,000 firm. You are free to stop by and play but don't waste my time if you're not really interested. I'm not desperate enough to budge on the price. If you want a close up picture of a particular area, email me. Oh, and the leg booty's are not included.

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The game had this giant 12" speaker that was blown out when I got it. So, I needed a new one and bought the Pinball Pro. For the price, I wouldn't buy one again. While you can turn the volume up all the way with no distortion, it's a 8 ohm speaker so it doesn't drive the amp as hard where the original is 4 ohm and will go louder but usually incurs distortion. If I had to do it again I'd just buy an aftermarket 4 ohm car speaker.

Weekend bump.