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Looks like a really pretty WW. I'd fix the apron. You've done everything else. That's the only thing that stands out to me.

nice looking machine but what are you really asking here?

Honestly, it's a very noticeable blight on an otherwise nice looking game. I see no reason to keep it like that, especially if you already have the supplies to fix it.

What are the buyer's concerns, did he see some dust on the glass? My professional opinion is that looks like one heck of a nice restored Whirlwind.

i sold this one for 2600 and yours looks a helluva lot nicer

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/removing-ramps-on-whirlwind

It looks super nice but it's really hard to gauge the quality of a restore without seeing/playing it in person. I've done a few playfield swaps (including a Whirlwind) and it always takes me a few months of playing/tweaking to get them to play like they're supposed to. I've seen a couple of partially restored Whirlwind's sell in my area (stock CPR, original cabinet, new ramps and plastics) sell in the $3200-$3500 range. Since yours has a Kruzman playfield and more new parts I'd imagine it would be a bit more depending on the quality of your restoration. Restored games are hard to pinpoint prices on. If the game was done by one of the big name restorers like HEP or Bryan Kelly I'm sure it could garner a much higher price tag but for someone with an unknown restoration history and reputation it can really be hard to pinpoint a price without seeing/playing it in person.

The game looks fantastic. It looks like a lot of money and time went into this machine. That playfield looks awesome!

agreed. assuming everything works aside from little tweaks I'd say this might get 4k+

I already gave him one

I have seen this in person, beautiful restoration!

Why on earth would you want to sell that or trade it? I would think it would take pretty big bucks to pry that out of my hands. Guessing from the inside of the cabinet you did a nice job, especially with the work around the glue blocks. It shows you really took care. Todd Scott

Looks awesome. Id not sell it for less than 4250 ish

Well that makes complete sense. That's how a lot of collectors get started. Buy, fix it up, sell at a profit. I'm sure you could get a coupme nice games for the price of that one. Someone will be really happy with that one! I wish I had it, I've got a beater.

Looks great! Don't let it go cheap. Once I get a new playfield, I'll be finishing mine.

i'm interested if the buyer falls through.

+1 to all 3 of those. I will woe the day I decide to sell my pins and someone gets the reap the rewards of all that sweet, sweet free labor I put in.

It looks like shit,Dave
I'll give you 2500.00 for it,Lol.

Great job,you can do my WH20 next