San Francisco, CA
Super clean. Price range? I have no idea.
(Topic ID: 90713)
5 months later
Quoted from OpFlash:Seriously is it that bad? Im about to purchase one and may pay 2k. It appears in amazing condition and it also has the diamond plate coating im being told. I offered 1800 he came down to 2k from 2200 list price.
I think you really need to play one first. I wanted to for years, just got my first chance last week, and was very unimpressed. With that being said my friend, who couldn't care less about my pinball collection, thought it was a lot of fun. There is one on eBay now for $2795 and looks to be in great shape. He ran it as an auction twice and the bidding never went above $1500, first time $1200.
I love mine, but it isn't the type of pin that can stand alone. If you have a decent stable already, it's a fun addition IMO. Not a lot to shoot for, but the Big Bang is a satisfying shot to make.
Think I paid $1,600 for mine (very nice player's condition, full LED's, mirror blades, under-lighting, etc.). It gets the least amount of play of the the pins I own, don't think I would have paid much more for it. Even HUO $2k would be a serious stretch.
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