Line Drive
Williams, 1972The title says free, and it says make offer in the listing.
I ask for a price and I was told the machine is worth 2300 to 2800.
Is that even close for a baseball pin?
I'm sure few were made, but that doesn't mean it's worth that much.
Just wondering.
Thank you for looking
Screenshot_20201011-162814 (resized).pngYeah some Pitch and Bats are that much -- but not this one. This is in my opinion (and I own 7 diff Pitch and Bats) a crap design and not as attractive . Anytime a seller doesn't list a price but tells you what its worth it sounds like a Pawn Stars watcher. Just because its a Williams its still should be around a grand (maybe) but not unless its decent working condition. And I wouldn't pay that but then again I don't need it as I have the Williams run from 1956 through 1962 -- their "heyday" of designs and theme. (Note I used an old-timey term to describe a period over 60 years ago) 
Pay what you feel comfortable with given the convenience of so close. But play it and pop the hood AND the back to check out the mechanics etc. If the pitching or batting or running man unit motors aren't working right you're fd.
Quoted from bigdog50:But play it and pop the hood AND the back to check out the mechanics etc.
Remember to check the sounds! This game came with a solid-state sound module.
.................David Marston
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