Sure the leg will need to be repaired, that's not that big of a deal if the other three attachment points are in good shape. Just to place a value of the cabinet itself, I would want to see it all the way around - art condition, bottom etc.. To value the entire game, I take all things into consideration: playfield, electronics, plastics, translite, displays, etc... One cracking part of the cab, kind of doesn't matter a whole lot because it doesn't require expensive or unobtainium parts. Wood, hardware, glue clamps and touchup. It's just a small weekend project to me. That's the way I look at it.
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I went ahead and paid the $1500 asking price. Everything works, play field dirty but good, and the cracking is the plywood delaminating. New power supply, new legs with new levelers, no hacks on any of the other boards, translite is good. Both buyer and seller are happy, so that’s what counts. Thanks for the opinions on such short notice.
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