That last map cracks me up. As far as I'm concerned, even Pittsburgh is borderline mid-west, and OH is unequivocally mid-west. Once you get to Pittsburgh and Buffalo, the gene pool changes, the food changes, the weather changes, the land changes, etc. I realize you can't really chop off these two cities from the rest of their states, so for me OH starts the mid-west. When you see roads in a grid pattern, you know you're no longer in the NE.

That was my arcade hang-out as a punk teenager, also. I gotta admire your determination--that's a long bike ride from Montvale.

I think I posted somewhere else about playing Orbitor in this place as the bank across the hall was held up by the last remnants of the Weather Underground. A Brinks guard was killed, and they later shot a state trooper on the NY thruway.

Have a couple of project machines that I finally realize I'm never going to get to and need the space.

$250 Eight Ball (Bally): Was going to be my first top to bottom reclamation project. PF top partially dissassembled, parts put through cleaner. Started using ME on pf. BG not great.

$350 Genie

If weather's the issue, just bring in the backglasses. Cold's not going to hurt the rest of the machine.

I’ve got to do some housecleaning I have following for sale

Counterforce cab and head with one worn play field and a reasonable extra pf. $75

Bullseye Arcade game backkglass and head—picked this up at Pintastic last week. It’s just way too cool and I thought it would make a great game-room display. It still would, but as I brought it home, I realized I’m out of room both at home and in my warehouse. Great 70’s art (reminds me of DC romance comics from that period) Its big-about 5’ long See here for example of working complete game. With same graphics.

Will not ship. $200

May be listing an embryon next week if I have time to compare and marry two machines over the weekend

Counterforce for sale. $850. I bought this a year ago locally because it was the best playing Counterforce I had ever played. Very shortsighted on my part. I’m completely out of room and have never had the chance to play the game—it sits in my warehouse unused.

Excellent backglass, previous owner touched up and cleared play field. Repainted cabinet. He took short cuts on both. Speckle pattern on cabinet is gone, on playfield the dithering or dot gradient is gone.

It is a player and is what it is: $850 worth of entertainment. I just never got the chance to enjoy it.

Oh yeah—forgot it comes with a spare pf that was used for parts (not bad, actually) and a spare cabinet head.

Ok, no bites, so I’ll lower the price. $750 for the players game, spare head, spare pf. Easy access street level garage door.

Seriously, I don’t even like this game and think you’re nuts to pass it up. Great price. If I had the space or cash right now I’d jump on it.