I am planning a booth this year and may bring a Twister project. It's a little rough and I have lot of extra stuff for it from a couple of part outs years back. It may need a magnet board, don't remember. It could clean up pretty good. A project I will never get to.

I also have an extra Car Hop I may bring to sell.

I am also planning on bringing test fixtures if I still have them. Time to clean out the hobby.

As far as the booth goes I won't be bringing a lot of small parts but may have ramps and plastics as well as some boards, translites, and misc stuff.

Car Hop. If I clean up for the show it will probably go for $1300. As is I would go $1100. That's what I paid for it. It's a sought after game for people's game rooms. It has the usual pink fade but as I remember everything else is good.

I also may bring a Deadly Weapon as well for about the same pricing.

Just finished up a Space Shuttle that I will bring to sell. This machine plays well. Real nice original back glass. Cabinet is in nice shape. The "original" playfield is about a 7-8 and looks good.

It has insert wear that has been touched up a little but a real solid family player. LED's in the GI and select other places. Rebuilt both flippers with new parts and coils. Very clean CPU with remote battery holder. New caps in the HV section. Pins re-soldered. Displays are solid. Sound is solid. Shuttle itself is in nice shape. DSCF1875.JPGNew rubber. Plastics are all in great shape. I might change out the coin door. It's good but I think I have a really nice one in storage that I might grab. Which ever is better it gets.

$1200 and if you have or can score a repro playfield you'll have a lot more value when you are done.DSCF1881.JPGDSCF1875.JPG

You forgot to add the Space Shuttle to the for sale list.

I picked up my Twister from our common pinball storage today and was quite disturbed to see that one of my pinball buddies has apparently pilfered some things off of it. The dangers of sharing space with a lot of people.

This being the case I have to now offer this game as a parts machine.

The good: CPU is clean (untested), trans-light and glass (not pictured) is good, and it comes with very rare NOS sensor ball. Two boxes of extra parts and mechanisms.

What's bad or missing:

Missing fan motor unit.
Someone took my good driver board and left me a stripped crap one.
Display and panel is missing.
Both magnet processor boards are missing. They left me a Data East display driver in my bubble wrap that had the processor. I know I'm ranting but I'm pissed!

$500 as-is. If I still have it Saturday late afternoon I'll bring it back home and it will be parted out. The cabinet alone would be a good project for another Sega game and there is more than $500 in parts here.DSCF1905.JPG

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Twister is tentatively sold for pickup on Friday. Please update post to reflect this.

Thanks all.