Nice! So I just bought one, and it may be a good basis for pricing. It was and HUO in a climate controlled storage for 23 years, needless to say its in amazing shape.

Only thing it needs is some playfield cleaning, a few switches, a few coil sleeves here and there and some bulbs. My machine has zero ghosting, all inserts are flawless, ZERO fade on cabinet, playfield has very little wear if any and the shooter lane looks like it was never used. Backbox has some minor scratches. Inside the cabinet is flawless no dust, no rust, no carbon deposits, and all original documentation and manuals came with it... the good bag is still stapled how amazing is that.

So the price, i think i got a steal at 8K. maybe that will help a little

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Plumonium thats a good question, I do know that Indy happens to have the some of the most complex inserts of any pinball machine ever, as they are multicolored and super detailed. Also this game was not originally a clear coated game, rather it had a lacquer coating, so wearing through that happens rather quick then exposing the inserts to damage.

Im no expert but that is the impression I have gotten

Indy was always a clearcoated game, it was well into that period.

dsuperbee my bad i seriously get told by one person it was and the next it was not lol

Every single game from gilligans on was clearcoated. Now some don't have the diamone plate logo, but they still got the clear.

IJ is such a great game! I've owned one for about 20 years. Unfortunately, 1 side of my cab has slight fade.

It's hard to give you a better idea of value, without seeing all sides of the cab & head. The insert wear & ghosting on green inserts, would take some work to look better. A clear coat would look amazing but cost time & $$$.

I would think from what I see so far... $4500-$5000

Hope that helps.
Kerry