Need to sell the above 2 machines and wondering what the community thinks is a fair price range. These are both high end restorations complete with CPR playfields. Wizard! also has all metal chromed. Don't really want to sell but need to make room for new projects and machines. I will make available a Dropbox folder with detailed photos of the renovation. Also could use some advice on best posting venue, such as Ebay, Craigslist, here, etc.

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https://www.dropbox.com/sh/cmkztgypaso4oyx/AABXnW-T_zhCWhH7xQMA0ApTa

If anyone is interested in seeing pics of the renovations, you can click the Dropbox link above to view. Some of the photos above don't really do these machines justice as they are pretty much perfect and work 100%. Since the renovation, they each have less than 100 plays.....

some more pics:Wizard! 35.pngWizard! 23.pngWizard! 22.pngWizard! 20.pngWizard! 18.pngWizard! 17.pngWizard! 16.pngWizard! 15.pngWizard! 14.pngCaptain Fantastic 416.JPGCaptain Fantastic 411.JPGCaptain Fantastic 410.JPGCaptain Fantastic 409.JPGCaptain Fantastic 408.JPGCaptain Fantastic 407.JPGCaptain Fantastic 405.JPG

I'm in no hurry - was thinking 4500 each. That about covers my cost.......Not trying to make money on my labor, just make some room!

I may just keep them but then I only have room for one more machine! They are beautiful but don't really get played because of the competition at the house from the other machines......
So how much would you say a Flash Gordon (1980 SS) machine restored like this would be worth? I recently did one and replaced all the boards, playfield swap, chromed the metal.....the works. It was a friend's machine and the deal was I would bring it back and if he liked it at the end of the day, he just paid me for the parts. If he didn't like it, I would keep the machine.
Here are some pics....care to guess the expense?FG 4.JPGFG 3.JPGFG 2.JPG

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You are right, the Wizard! is a much better restore than the CF.

Thanks for all the feedback! Since its boating season, I have no need to make room in the workshop right now for more projects, so I will just sit on them - I have no need to sell them other than the space issues. I really appreciate everyone's thoughts!