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I’d really like to see the inside.I had one years ago and I sold it for under $1,000. Market has changed drastically since then but I have sold very nicely restored games of the same era for around $4,000 ( inside cabinet and bottom side of playfield included in the restore). Based on the puctures I’d say $4,000. If the inside of the cabinet and bottom side of the playfield are not well done I’d say less than $4,000.
Get some pictures. If asking price is $4,000 or higher the seller should provide any pictures of any area that you ask for. Better yet, if possible, check the game out in person. No pictures of inside of cabinet or bottom side of playfield would be a deal breaker for me if seller is asking anything over $3,500. Pictures of anything means there is nothing to hide. Halfway restores are not worth as much as full restores.
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