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I paid $1,700 for my 1965 CC Preview bowler about 2 years ago. It was 100% working but a cosmetic mess.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/1965-cc-preview-ball-bowler-restoration
This one looks a bit nicer than mine, so I would estimate $2,000-$2,400? Of course, other factors will also drive the price - location, motivation of seller, etc. Good luck.
I wouldn't sell mine for less than $4,500 - of course i am biased, as i spend 100+ hours cleaning it up...
Quoted from pacman11:Thanks for the information. Are these ball bowlers hard to move? Looks like the lanes come apart in a couple sections. Would this bowler fit in a pick up truck? Or I might have to get a trailer for it.
Yes. You'll need a trailer or rental moving truck. The lanes come apart, and the scoring head comes off, but the bulkhead where the pins are is attached to the lane setion, and is bulky. My thread details how i was able to seperate those two sections.
In short, it's all bulky, and all heavy, even in pieces.
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