what's the cabinet look like?

Very similar condition as the one I bought, PF worn in same spots, I paid $800

Sold one with similar wear for $1,000 a few years ago. Perhaps closer to $1,500 now, haven't really followed the market.

Not sure on pricing but I have wanted to play this game since seeing a non-working one in Alaska 2 years ago. Looks great!

No, but working ones.
I'm not saying that's what yours is worth,
just what I was willing to pay, I know how much
the Alltek boards cost, I now have $2,200 into it,
and still have to replace the PF. I'll never get out, what I've put in.

The idea that many Pinside members have about new boards being a good thing isn't always true. Many of us would take a clean working original over new every time. Had a guy turn down a nice deal on a Data East board because it was too old.

I think the most you'll get is about 1300-
The playfield and cab hurt you a little. That would be my limit anyway.
-Mike

Where was that? I might try to hunt it down.

I’ll concur with @lpeters82. I’d price it at $1500 and come down if you have to.

These days a non-working project will cost you $700 or more.

concur, also think sometimes the shot gun remove and replace ends up cost more than its worth. other than acid damaged MPU's i generally try and repair what i can. having only worked with bally a hand full of times its usually cold sold joints and caps.

That wear kills it for allot of buyers unfortunately.

I think the point the other pinsider(s) are trying to convey is that if for instance the old sdb worked no point in replacing it, even if it didn’t the repair cost usually is cheaper than a replacement. The desire to ask more increases when you replace more parts. Even with the playfield wear and new boards if you where closer I’d give it a go for 1200-1500 But that’s me I’m not huge on playfield wear more of if it plays let’s go type of person.

I had a similar worn PF that I sold to a friend for $1500. I added a new CPR plastic set and a new PF protector plus all the stuff I usually do, posts, rubber, flipper bats, pop caps, etc. New tube and a bit better cab, plus LED's in the inserts and head. He's routing it now so I musta done ok.

Having new boards is nice (and spendy) but does it really add value to make something do what it's already supposed to do? It's not an upgrade with the door shut, it's a side-grade...JMHO...

I put a limited 2009 gold edition playfield in mine and made some mods (which can be removed). Easily worth $3K now.

Can’t lose at $1500 for a decent, working game with new boards while playfields are available.