Quoted from ForceFlow:

The price is...ok. It's not going to make me leap out of my chair and make a dash for it, but if you really, really want a player's condition game, it's basically half of a nice example.
If it booted and flipped, and if it were at least $500 less, I would be much more willing to consider grabbing it. Shipping definitely makes it much less of a deal, though.
I recently picked up a very nice example for about $2600. Unshopped and some issues that needed to be addressed, but the cosmetics were good. I've seen a few other nice examples lately in the $2500-$2800 range.
Decent populated and partially populated playfields pop up every once in a while, and cab decals are available. But, by the time you add those in with the asking price, it would be cheaper just to get a nicer example to begin with.
A dead computer and/or dead monitor aren't cheap to replace if they're not working. Generally, I don't flinch at picking up dead/non-booting games, but I'm a little wary about potentially picking up a dead/non-booting pin2k game.

Quoted from ForceFlow:

The saucers are available.
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/03-9481-1
There are quite a few of the playfield parts available. The one part that didn't appear to be readily available was the plastic shield that the ball hits off the jump ramp. But, I saw a thread where someone cut and bent their own, so it's still possible to replace.