that's funny right there. Laser Ball was one of the 2 games I actually lost money on back in the day. Had $275 into it. Fully working , freshly shopped, in good shape all around. Couldn't get $250 for it.

apparently not enough because he's still double of what he should be.

or they don't know the difference between DE Simpsons and a Simpsons party pinball.

Guess he's sick of tying the room together.

That's what i'd have to charge someone if they wanted me to restore that playfield. Holy crap does that look like shit. Can't believe that game was stored with glass on it.

Least you can see how much wear it WILL have on it before you buy it.

They arn't. I had a super nice one, with every metal part sent out for chroming. Looked sweet. Still only got $1400 for it. And it was pretty much perfect inside and out.

Which one is for sale? the blue one or red one? They are both pretty sweet.

Unfortunately way more often than anyone should.

that has to be a joke. How the hell would you play the flipper buttons?

Talk about wishful thinking. I couldn't even get that for the full game and the playfield was in better shape than that one is.

that playfield is serious. It was marks from like 4 or 5 years ago.

I don't think there is a stargate alive with only 50 hours on it. game is too fun to only play for 50 hours. The sad part is, its' going to need a playfield restoration anyway, because if it's basically NOS, you need to clearcoat it before it gets trashed.

even if you took off 3 of those 000's, I still wouldn't pay it. Had a chance to buy one at $400 and still passed.

that FH cabinet looks like it has been decalled. Why would you put a wood door on it yet decal the cabinet?

if it's original it's damn nice. But originals are usually not that shiny. Since they are screened cabinets and not decals.

i'd sell my GNR for $9500 in a second. Hell, i'll even knock $1500 off that price and make it a flat 8k.

I think it's a German version.

i think that's the game that someone had at expo with the "custom" playfield paint job.

it was pretty sweet. Several people asked me at expo if that was my custom work, but I could not take credit for it.

i'm sure someone took a picture of it. Korn probably has a good shot. he takes pictures of everything.

I do, I do. I have 37 of them to sell. Hell, i'd give him all 37 and my entire parts stash for 9 million.

LOL, only made in 1966. Most machines were only made the time they were made. Jagoff.

isn't there suppose to be an animation in that backglass window?

weird how both games were missing the animation.

You can't find an early SS game in nice shape for $1500 or under? WTF? I sold several SS games for $700 not to long ago. Hell, I have a nice rare Thunderbolt i'd sell for $800. Nice playfield, near mint backglass.

yea, that's the one

that time warp looks to be in nice shape. $375 is a good deal. Someone should go get that.

i'd buy it too if it was within 3 or 4 hour drive of me.

RFM sucks balls to move, but hell, i'd do it. It's the IL traffic that is the most painful part of that move.

the more I look at this, the more I don't think it's drilled into the playfield. It looks like the wire is attached to the ball apron protector. hovers over the playfield with a ring sleeve. With an allen screw holding it and rubber around it. from the side it might not be that bad.

that one must have been dragged 88mph behind the De Lorean during filming.

that backglass is actually in really nice shape. Worth $200 just for that.

I don't know, you go to the bingo section and all those guys think this shit is worth gold. Until you buy one and try to sell it to them. Then they tell you, I'm not looking for that one.