Huntington Beach, CA
I just ordered some Fish Tales decals (for the plastics on the boat ramp) and towards the end, it automaticlly linked me to a web page that came up in Japanese... what the heck?
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I ordered some Totan apron decals from treasure cove 6 months ago. No issues. I think I even talked to someone at the phone number on a Saturday morning. I’d give the number a call.
I dealt with Ray right after Allen‘s passing. To be frank, I wasn’t impressed with the transaction. I purchased a MB and had to make three separate payments to three different people to complete the transaction. It also seems odd that five years since Allen’s passing the email for the shop is still [email protected]
Man I had an Adams family (that I regretfully sold) that was restored by them, amazing looking machine, the playfield looked like a piece of glass!
I hope they get back into redoing pins again, you got a customer right here waiting!
Quoted from Oneangrymo:Man I had an Adams family (that I regretfully sold) that was restored by them, amazing looking machine, the playfield looked like a piece of glass!
I hope they get back into redoing pins again, you got a customer right here waiting!
5-10 years ago Allen was the go to restore guy.
Good guy, with a nice garage door. I can remember at least 5 pins i wanted, regret not pulling the trigger.
Sadly he's gone now and the restore business is long done. All the parts and plastics long sold. I know cause i got about 20% of the inventory, also long sold off.
What I liked best about Allen was his choices, Addams, Fire, Radical, Gilligan's Island, he did some great work. He often would buy 2 or 3 of the same title to pull off top notch restore.
Rip old friend. This thread brought back some memories.
Anybody remember the time someone stole a TC photo for use on an ebay ad by just using the link? Too lazy to properly steal the photo.
So Ray or Allen subsituted the photo with a picture of their hairy nutsack with a smiley face painted on them, which was disgusting and hilarious and caused the eBay seller a bit of consternation.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Anybody remember the time someone stole a TC photo for use on an ebay ad by just using the link? Too lazy to properly steal the photo.
So Ray or Allen subsituted the photo with a picture of their hairy nutsack with a smiley face painted on them, which was disgusting and hilarious and caused the eBay seller a bit of consternation.
How could anyone forget that nut sack? Lol
Quoted from Oneangrymo:Man I had an Adams family (that I regretfully sold) that was restored by them, amazing looking machine, the playfield looked like a piece of glass!
same. i have a WCS94 that was restored by them. i'm still not convinced they didn't just unbox it and throw their logo apron cards on it.
Quoted from CrazyLevi:Anybody remember the time someone stole a TC photo for use on an ebay ad by just using the link? Too lazy to properly steal the photo.
So Ray or Allen subsituted the photo with a picture of their hairy nutsack with a smiley face painted on them, which was disgusting and hilarious and caused the eBay seller a bit of consternation.
Wasn’t that a judge Dredd pin?
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