For both, I'd say $10k. For TSPP, does the Itchy and Scratchy hole look good?

nice... I would think around 9K or $4800 for IJ and $5200 for TSPP, around my neck of the woods...

No way I would pay 10k for a package deal. A HUO TSPP shouldnt cost you over 4500. And an IJ with cabinet fade should cost you under 5.

If you can get them packaged for 9k you're ok.

Just my opinion.

I just paid 5k for a 2nd owner HUO TSPP. Zero wear in shooter lane or itchy and scratchy.

Here too, Just paid 4300, for a perfect HUO with 0 wear also . Plus its one with the vibrant colors on the playfield not the washed out ones. Came with all premium LEDs , pincab protectors, pin bits protectors, a few nice mods, FF sound system .

I thought it was a GREAT price at that. , Hobbs

TSPP value is a difficult one to pin down (pardon the pun). It seems to lag a little behind the market increases over the years. If they did, TSPP's would sell for routinely ~4500. Maybe we're seeing that correction now.

Considering the large number sold, nice HUO examples don't seem to come up for sale as often as they did 3-4 years ago.

Sweet deal. Congrats!

$8750 for the two is not the way I'd start.

A bundle should, at least in theory, offer a better sum-total price than its parts individually priced, in which case my first pertinent question would be "is a faded IJ worth $4500 to me in today's market? My answer to that question is "no it isn't", although many out there would disagree. Personally, I'd rather pay in the 6-7K range for a very nice minty IJ, if I really ever want one (and I don't).

My approach with TSPP would be similar. My answer to the "is a HUO lightly used TSPP worth $4250?" question would be a much more enthusiatic "yes, it is", especially if the pin is as nice as described (and since kwiKimart has one). I'd start at a slightly higher asking price though so I could let it go somewhere between $3800 - $4200 in the end. Even though JJP's WOZ is rumored to duplicate/surpass many of the TSPP's features (Keith being the head programmer for both), I don't believe that this would adversely affect TSPP at all. TSPP stands on its own four legs nicely and has already become a classic pinball icon much like TAF and TZ, IMO.

The faded IJ might still sell for its asking price or maybe even for higher, in the longer run.

That's pretty much the number I wa thinking too. Check TSPP playfield, they made a different version (2nd run ?) with washed out colors and a pink car rather than redish orange.
Best of luck.

I have a TSPP I've owned since 2003 nib. You could not pry it from me for less than $5k. There aren't many better games than this one around at this price point...IMO. The quality is way better than any nib today.

4500 if super nice.

That is one I am jealous of...lesson learned by me, don't hesitate if another like it shows up. Enjoy.

I picked one up 2 months ago, 4k HUO game. Nothing wrong with it other than a scratch on the coin door. No wear at all. I shrink wrapped it on a pallet and put it up on a shelf in the warehouse. Sad to say that it is not getting played but I love the simpsons and this game. Once I have room at my place I will rotate it in. I will be dumping an TAFG sooner than later and this will take its spot.

I just sold a beautiful TSPP recently for $4k. Don't pay more than $4200 for the TSPP IMO

Keep in mind the guys that say $5k is good, also own one.

$4k is a decent HUO price. $4500 is pushing it a bit too far I think

Just my 2 cents

Not in California

I just sold the second one I have pick up pending however for 4050. The cab was beat, inside nice and shopped out okay but not by me. This guy really wanted a TSPP