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I think that it ends at $699. I also suspect that it will be re-listed about a week later, after the high bidder does the math.
Quoted from CrazyFliprFingrs:This is just ridiculous.
The Mount Everest of restoration projects!
only two hours to go, lets start a pool to guess the winning bid.
I will stick with my original psychic prediction I made many days ago, but I could be wrong.
I would expect that this cabinet would be scrapped. I also suspect that the boards have damage and that the DMD is unusable. Realistically, I believe that the only parts that you could use on this machine are the ball guides, metal parts, and maybe most of the wiring harness and possibly the topper light board and other playfield light boards. All of these things could fit in a shoebox.
Quoted from dung:CrazyFliprFingrs said:
Do the math. A regular wh20 is around 2500-3k. that is not cq that is average.
Then if you are really anal you replace the ramps, boulders, cab decals (some even buy new cabs regardless), plastics, etc etc. Many get the mechs replated anyway and throw a repo pf or redone one.
If you are going to do that much work anyway why pay 3k for the base?
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