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Official Kansas-Missouri-Oklahoma Thread

By sparechange1974

5 years ago


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#74 5 years ago
Quoted from pindoc1:

I am a long time collector in Wichita. I have recently heard people complaining about United Distributors. Personally I have never had any significant problems with them and have probably bought at least 10 used machines from them at fair prices over the years. You just have to know what to expect and what things are worth. I have recommended several people to them over the years that want to buy a game or need a repair. They have been very helpful to me with fixing problems that inevitably crop up. What experiences have people had with them? I really don't want this to to turn into a bash-fest. I am just curious. Thanks.

I got home with my first pin almost 3 years ago. There is a problem with the MPU. A tech came to my home but he was not knowledgable with board troubleshooting and took my MPU back to the shop. I guess the guy with the dark hair and beard is the guy that knows boards. He was nice enough to me but it was apparent he was too busy working bigger jobs to spend time on my MPU so I went the Alltek route. I sure would like to be able to spend a couple of days picking his brain.

I stop in every once in a while to see what is for sale.

7 months later
#150 5 years ago
Quoted from Manimal:

Anyone else from the area going to TPF?

Yes. I have family in Ft. Worth. I stay with them and commute. 50 miles one way. Gas is cheap.

6 months later
#204 4 years ago
Quoted from Blitzburgh99:

“Out there”....lol! Looks like Colorado does have some decent activity.
I’ve been kicking around the idea of putting some games on location here in Colby right off the interstate. Wondering if those of you who travel between Denver and KC would like a spot to stretch your legs while traveling? Any thoughts?

I thought I remembered Colby. There was quite a shootout there in 1985. Some deranged guy, Daniel Remeta, was on a killing spree from Florida to Kansas and shot two people from Colby. It was quite a story at the time.

1 year later
#274 3 years ago
Quoted from dung:

Going to be selling my Laser Cue. $1400

I was sort of sad when I sold my Laser Cue. It is a great playing pin. If I ever get more room I would like to have another one.

#282 3 years ago

I sold mine for $1400.00 two years ago. I put it on CL, said that I was over the market on the price but that I had done a bunch of board work etc. To keep the play field looking pristine, I made a protector for it.

It took two months for my 62 year old buyer to show up. He had played it in the bowling alley as a kid and had fond memories. He drove 60 miles to come see it. He was starting to get cold feet, worrying about it breaking after he got it home. I told him I don't need to sell for the money and to look around; I needed space. I told him that I would give him 30 days to change his mind and I would give him his money back and go retrieve the pin from his house. No questions asked. That was all he needed to hear. He whipped out 14 one hundred dollar bills so fast I barely saw his hand move.

It is his one pin, shoveled into his tiny home office. He still is enjoying it.

#283 3 years ago
Quoted from cottonm4:

I sold mine for $1400.00 two years ago. I put it on CL, said that I was over the market on the price but that I had done a bunch of board work etc. To keep the play field looking pristine, I made a protector for it.
It took two months for my 62 year old buyer to show up. He had played it in the bowling alley as a kid and had fond memories. He drove 60 miles to come see it. He was starting to get cold feet, worrying about it breaking after he got it home. I told him I don't need to sell for the money and to look around; I needed space. I told him that I would give him 30 days to change his mind and I would give him his money back and go retrieve the pin from his house. No questions asked. That was all he needed to hear. He whipped out 14 one hundred dollar bills so fast I barely saw his hand move.
It is his one pin, shoveled into his tiny home office. He still is enjoying it.

BTW: CPR is now making plastics for Laser Cue.

https://classicplayfields.com/shop/pinball-plastics/lasercue/

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8 months later
#331 2 years ago

Looking to sell my Munsters LE. #380/600.

Looking for $9500.00 with the topper. $8000.00 with out the topper.

PM for details if interested.

Thanks.

4 months later
#339 2 years ago

Anyone in this area have a Ghostbusters they want to sell? I'm on the hunt.

3 months later
#350 2 years ago
Quoted from cottonm4:

Anyone in this area have a Ghostbusters they want to sell? I'm on the hunt.

I thought I would make this post. Within just a few days of my WTB post, a Ghostbusters owner, within driving distance inside Kansas, contacted me sold me his Ghostbusters.

Thanks to whoever started this thread.

4 months later
#359 1 year ago

I am starting to think of going for a Batman 66. Are any in the area for sale?

Thanks

1 month later
#363 1 year ago
Quoted from manadams:

That's cool, CJ looks like they have a decent lineup.

Decent line up and the pins are always well maintained.

7 months later
#373 1 year ago
Quoted from PinDeadHead:

This could be the silliest comment I’ve read in a while. So you’re telling me you’re upset I posted a pin for sale that isn’t around the corner from you? I have met Pinsiders in the middle of two cities to do deals and recently met a Kansas Pinsider. The Kansas border is 2h15m from my home. Seems close enough to me to post here. Folks in bordering states travel to Denver all the time and vice versa.

Next up, someone from Dallas will say they are only an hour away from the OK/TX border. Then someone from Arkansas will say they are only a couple hours away from Missouri. And then from the north of Missouri is Iowa.

Using your logic, New Mexico and Louisiana can make the same claim.

And don't forget Nebraska just to the north of Kansas.

Then we will have the Kansas, Oklahoma, Missouri, Texas, Iowa, New Mexico, Louisiana, and Nebraska thread.

2 weeks later
#380 11 months ago

Looking for a Gottlieb TX-Sector.

9 months later
#386 48 days ago
Quoted from MulletHuntin:

Just seeing if this thread is still alive. I am fairly new to pinball and live in Wichita. I am possible inheriting a Monster Bash soon in unknown condition. This is going to be my first pin and first foray into restoration () . I went through electronics training in the Navy but i have long forgotten most of it and will be looking to refresh those skills for sure. Anyone have any advice for MB?
Thanks in advance!

Another Wichita boy.

#390 47 days ago
Quoted from MulletHuntin:

Wow everyone thanks for the feedback! I am excited to be a part of the community

It will certainly be transported a long distance. I have a truck and will be sure and take your advice in strapping everything down. I am trying to get some playfield pics as all I've seen so far is the outside of the cabinet for now. Thanks for the heads up about the AA batteries. Hopefully they were removed before they could leak all over everything. I downloaded the manual for Monster Bash and will be brushing up on my circuit theory in the meantime.

What part of Wichita do you live in?

1 week later
#394 37 days ago
Quoted from MulletHuntin:

I certainly appreciate the offer. No news yet on the pin but hope to hear something soon as I am chomping at the bit to have a pin at the house.
I have joined the Wichita Pinball Community Facebook and also follow Michael Jenson's repair page to learn a bit more about general repair and restoration. Ive also been going up to Kirbys a few times a month to scratch the itch.

We may have rubbed shoulders at Kirby's. Have you been to The Arcade yet?

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