I'd say an average I500 runs mid to high 2's. I think we really need to see pics in order to accurately evaluate the minor wear though.

Check ramps the left is not available and the right can be found at pinball spare parts austraila.There are few nos translites for sale but they are expensive . Check 4 way targets there usually beat up and the opto interrupter breaks off on the original design. I agree the mid to upper 2k for price

I sold a nice one a couple of months ago for $2900. Had a bunch of NOS parts installed, very little fade and a nice playfield. Wasn't a perfect example but was very nice.

It's been for sale for a long time and it's a hard to get title so I'd say it probably priced a little high. I'd feel good @ $2800 for that one. It's a pretty good looking machine.

I am looking for an I500 as well. Not scouring the internets but semi-actively looking. Missed out on one a few months ago (Buschjs actually! A little too far and just not enough funds at the time) and am kicking myself a little. Too bad the one in this thread is so far. I like driving to pick up my pins but that is a little too far for me. Hoping if I don't find something semi-local, I find something at Allentown in May!

I'm going down to Allentown in May. I can come down with one. If it pre-sells before I get there. I wouldn't want to come down with a machine if it is not sold.

Very fun game, u will not regret it.