Quoted from benbjerke:

I would looooove to buy one of these. We're an arcade in Sandpoint, Idaho and looking to add one into Coeur d'Alene. This (and Zeke's Peak) would make an awesome addition! If you have one and are willing to sell, let me know! Ben

Quoted from gliebig:

I'd sell mine for $4k.

Quoted from OLDPINGUY:

Here you go $5K Now.....so If this sells are all the $4K now cheap? CrazY!
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Quoted from jcar302:

For 5 grand I'd at least expect some type of effort to take better pics and give a description.

Quoted from brainmegaphone:

Zeke’s Peak for $1800? I’ll take three please.
The market is closer to $3k+ on these like it or not. Even the $2500 is cheap. ICB is more common and sells in the $3k range.

Quoted from jcar302:

I've had serious offers of 3k from people picking up other games. Tempting, but i doubt it would be easy or cheap to find another one. I'm also not one of the people that got it really cheap. So a small profit isn't motivation to sell it.

Quoted from Wharhed:

Yikes.

Quoted from Wharhed:

An unrestored ICB being a $3500 game

Quoted from Herk:

I picked up a ICB last night. It had been sitting in a warehouse for years.
The first time I plugged it in it fired right up but the right side of the rod didn’t move so I turned it off and found the belt had dry rotted and broke. I ordered a new set of belts last night so no biggie.
However, after I turned it back on I’m no longer getting any displays and even though it will coin up it won’t start a game. Anyone have any ideas where to look first?[quoted image]

Quoted from Trizel:

Is anyone selling or know of an ice cold beer arcade being sold? Please pm me.

Quoted from Sunny1989:

I just listed mine at $3500
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Quoted from Waldo:

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Quoted from Coindork:

Which switches and parts are you looking for?
The micro switches in the back for up down? Ball return?
I’ve found that parts for this are more readily available on arcade sites rather than pinball sites.
The switches probably won’t be tagged as ICB specific on those sites, just suitable replacement for part number.

Quoted from pfinny:

They are not rare they made a lot of them, back in the 90,s a lot of them probably went to the landfill nobody wanted them was lucky to get 200.00 for them at a game auction back then it wasn’t until pinball started getting popular that prices shot up on them when demand started going up the supply wasn’t there since a lot of them got trashed 10 to 15 yearsearlier

Quoted from Coindork:

Hmmmmmm.
I’m not sure where you would get new repro art to restore a Zeke’s Peak.
I just looked at all the normal arcade art sites like Phoenixarcade, thisoldgame and escapepod and none seem to sell it.
You might have to scan it and clean it up in photoshop if no one prints it.
If you do that sites like escape pod or game on graphics will print them for you. It won’t be screen printed, but it’s better than nothing and not bad. Also if you do that, make sure you supply them with exact measurements for when they print the files or it may not be one to one.
As far as the wood grain goes, most people just use wood grain laminate.
Same goes for things like cabarets and early black and white arcade games with wood grain sides. Just find a grain pattern that closely resembles what’s on the actual cab.
I think ZP is probably rarer than ICB by about 10-1 which is probably why the normal repro art places haven’t done the art yet, because the demand probably isn’t big enough.

Quoted from Coindork:

Nice, I didn’t check eBay.
Here’s a link to where you can buy the display plastic.
https://highscoresave.com/zeke-s-peak-credit-display-plastic/

Quoted from visi0n:

Does anyone happen to have a lead on an ICB or Zeke's Peak main PCB? I came into a game with a pretty decent cabinet but it looks to have been partially picked through. I got it running with a loaner PCB but I'm going to need to return the loaner soon and find a permanent solution.

Quoted from jcar302:

I'm a electrical contractor.
Buy a direct wire 120v bulb and bypass the ballast. It's easier to install, runs cooler and will last forever.

Quoted from jfrazie:

Anyone have a Zeke’s peak within 6 hours of Illinois? Not looking for ICB.
Have multiple pins/arcades for trade. Cash OK too!

Quoted from Flash319:

If anyone is interested I have started producing replacement play-fields. These will fit the original components. Made from 3/4 Mdf like original. $249 Cad + shipping.
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Quoted from djblouw:

Thanks for the input. Anyone else have thought on pricing?

Quoted from djblouw:

Thanks for this.
So if I list it (or trade it) for 2500-2800 it seems reasonable? It needs some minor adjustments and a new glass, but does work.

Quoted from ovfdfireman:

I don’t know, seems 4500-5000 might be the going rate these days then ad eBay fees (EBay is always over priced) I currently have what would be my second ICB, sold my first one years ago due to lack of space. I recently bought another for 2X the price. I might have over paid, but since they are very difficult to find I knew I would spend years looking and prices may be higher when I find another.

Quoted from zerbam:

OK here goes, decided to part with my Ice Cold Beer.
Includes: New uninstalled side art
New uninstalled control panel decal
New uninstalled score display plastic
1 extra (original) drive motor - working
1 extra (original) drive motor - repairable?
owners manual
original Flyer
original oversized coin box with lid
$4500.00
Can deliver to allentown show if pre-paid

Quoted from Chosen_S:

After researching today... Here’s the coin doors I need, yes I need both, yikes.
They are the Taito ones on the original flyer
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Quoted from Witnee:

The original cab had too much wasted space. The new one is only about 26" tall. Here's the first power-up as I finalize things like the playfield angle.

Quoted from Pinballer73:

Witnee maybe you shouldn't under estimate the market. I'm sure there would be quite a few people that would buy your version. Good luck with the project.

Quoted from woody76:

for $5k I think it should have some extra settings or features from the original. I would just buy an original for $3k or so.

Quoted from armi0024:

Hey guys, updates will be here:
Retroarcaderemake.com
The new ICBs and Zekes peak will play and look exactly like the original. New art is being produced based on the originals and will be a marked improvement to some current offerings and will be compatible with original machines.
The basic idea is a fpga emulation of the original system, with stepper motor control, better designed but original style joysticks (keeping leafs just improving pivots), and Bluetooth for both updates to code as well as the ability to link games. They will start at 4995. We will not be producing retrofit kits, and while we do expect the originals to maintain value, I think people will become more interested when they see what the new systems can and will do (we are extremely excited by head to head play) These are fully licensed by Taito with the first batch planned for around April 1.

Quoted from pinster68:

My ICB plays fine ... but the lights for the holes and the stars don't work. I have to remember what hole I'm on. Been dragging my feet on sending my CPU out for diag/repair, but I'm actually not sure it's the CPU. Any ideas?

Quoted from jp1985:

https://www.mcglobalgames.com/ice-cold-beer/
How many companies are going to be doing remakes? This thing is ugly imo.

Quoted from yzfguy:

Yes. This makes me think that some will love the idea of a new game, but plenty of folks will still favor the original. Kinda like the refake pins
I don't get why they put the lights above the target holes, looks "off".

Quoted from jp1985:

Either way at $7500 it may increase the value of the original.

Quoted from jp1985:

Yes I saw it on the Facebook ad from a distributor.

Quoted from dddanielll:

Anybody know who does ICB board repair? Mine is having switch matrix issues. Hole 2 registering as a miss and the coin switches suddenly stopped working. Would love to get it up and working. Thanks!

Quoted from thepinballworks:

It’s Alive!!!
My Frankenstein game is alive.
Bit’s and pieces from years of gathering them up.
Old use playfield, control panel, speaker from an old pinball game. Rebuilt used main board.
New cabinet, power supply, and a homemade wiring harness, that looks like a rats nest but works. My first attempt at a wiring harness, and it worked.
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Quoted from pinmister:

With all due respect I think your price is a tad high given the condition of the cabinet, etc.
Did anyone else see the Zeke's Peak in the arcade scene in Stranger Things season 4? Nice!

Quoted from Flipper_Ripper:

Thinking about this game. Any owners want to chime in with honest answer? Is this game worth purchasing? I feel like it would get old quick and the novelty wouldn't last longer than a month. What's everyone's thoughts? Replayability?

Quoted from jtreehorn:

I agree, easy to master and gets boring quick but it is the game that gets played the most when I host parties. Adults and kids play it non stop and hardly touch the pins.