Indiana Jones: The Pinball Adventure
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Restored IJ For Sale
HSA Stage 3 Playfield
Gorgeous Brass
I've played 18 games on it.
This was restored by a private collector. Very nice guy.
PM me if you're interested.
Thanks for your time everyone! 
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26.JPGQuoted from jalpert:Since the restore was not done by someone known, you might want to consider fully detailing what was done, and more importantly what wasn't. Also, how it was done where applicable.
Oh boy. I'm not good at that stuff.
New decals.
The HSA stage 3 playfield.
Cointaker LEDs
A couple mods
Brass everywhere , even the nuts on every screw.
That's all I got.
Quoted from beelzeboob:Beautiful machine, and what I aspire to make mine look like. The black cabinet is annoying, though. I have no idea why people do that. GLWTS!!!
Well I hear ya. For me, I loved it that way because it looks so clean but that's me. Oh well.
Quoted from beelzeboob:Beautiful machine, and what I aspire to make mine look like. The black cabinet is annoying, though. I have no idea why people do that. GLWTS!!!
Hi, yes I can get those pictures for everyone by tomorrow. I promise. Shoot me your email and I will send them to you directly if that helps out.
Quoted from ff6735:Nice ones don't come up that often. Just got an IJ last month, it was legit HUO. Quite the perfect original. If I hadn't already scooped one up, I'd certainly be interested in this beauty.
My dunce hat is on, what's a HSA stage 3 playfield, I'm not familiar with the term? Is it in reference to the type of clearcoat?
GLWS someone's gonna get a nice game. IJ is my favorite
You're not a dunce. I don't much of anything either. Lol!
HSA is a company that clear coats playfields. There is 3 different rated playfields. HSA stage 3 being the most expensive. Go to HSApinball.com .
Quoted from Giardiasis:Man, a whopping 18 games!?! I would be interested in this pin, but the over abundance of plays on this IJ is what is keeping me from biting. Try not to put as many plays on your next pin!
Glws.
I know, I'm crazy but why beat on it. Leave it in good shape for the next pinsider! 
Quoted from devlman:If Kevin will permit me to give an unbiased review, since I went to see the game, I can say that it's very much a stunner in person. The brass work is really something special and it all looks like it's all still brand new. And the HSA playfield is extremely nice. Game plays perfectly and smoothly (I think I must have been 1 of those 18
). You can tell that the work was done by a detail-oriented person and it was a labor of love, and I would say the restorer did a really good job for not being a pro. If you're used to name-brand work, you are just going to notice a few small details (mostly in the unseen areas) that are not really standard practice on a high-end restore (backbox not re-screened with warning text but masked off for repaint, cab interior painted all black and wires run in snakes...). I think even with these subtleties figured in the topside detail work counts for a whole lot, and the game is priced really close to what it should fetch. It'll be a gem in the right buyer's collection.
Thank you sir. You certainly know way more than I do. I appreciate the knowledge. 
Quoted from inhomearcades:Wrong. I am doing two TAF that we completely sanded, primed and bondo the entire cab, inside and out. It will all be painted black.
Thank you. I didn't know what is the right way to do the inside of a cab but I still think black looks really clean and very cool.
Quoted from misfitdart:This seems like a pretty stupid thing to say considering the attention to detail on this gorgeous pin. Wish it was in Canada I'd buy it in a heartbeat.
Well than I guess I lived in Canada right now so you could buy it. Thanks for the nice comments though! 
Quoted from 2manypins:well worth the price for that kind of restoration.
Thanks I appreciate that.
I've had a lot of interesting offers but nothing final yet. Whoever gets it will truly be getting a terrific pin, IMHO.
Can be cash or cash plus trade. 
Quoted from kaneda:Just curious. You've got this beautiful pin with only 18 plays. Why are you selling it? Did you just acquire it? Can you give us some backstory on the pin, who the collector was, why you're looking to deal it so fast. Understand if it's for personal reasons and you don't want to discuss finances. Just wondering. This is a top 10 pin and has had a meticulous restoration. Would a trade and cash be a good idea?
I'm selling for two reasons. First, the pin is just not my style of pin. It's a spectacular pin and I typically try to buy all my pins close to CQ now because I don't know how to fix pinball machines so I figure the better the condition, the less repairs which saves me money in the long run. Second, I'm not getting out of the hobby because that's just not going to happen. It's too much fun. I am going to buy a pin of lesser value and take the difference and put it to another hobby I want to get into which is muscle cars. Another hobby I know nothing about. Lol! But it's something Id like to do with my Dad. I'm great at spending money though!
Quoted from kaneda:A man after my own heart. I'm saving up for a Hellcat. Thanks for the reply.
A Hellcat! That's killer! I just saw on TV where Jay Leno took a young veteran for a drive in a Hellcat, than he let him drive it and than gave him the keys. 700 horses right? That's insane. I want something older. Old Chevelle or Challenger or Barracuda.
Quoted from misfitdart:The 2014 GT500 would be pretty close with 662hp and less than 3700lbs.
When did they start making cars with that kind of horsepower? That's insane. I remember when 400-450hp was a huge deal. I feel like I'm way behind the curve. Lol!
Quoted from 2RustyBalls:No it mean you cover the dirt up with black paint. HEP and McCune always paint the inside of the cabinet. Didn't you know? The black paint says a lot.
I tend to disagree. To me the black paint and tie stays for the wiring tells me the person who does the restoration is very meticulous but I'm probably wrong.... Again. I personally can't stand clutter. Drives me nuts. I like the look with it painted and the wires contained but toe each his own.
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Quoted from MinusWorlds:It really is. Thing of beauty. and I have always been anti-vette. Love the muscle stuff coming out of Detroit.
Okay back to the sexy IJ
I was just thinking the same thing. I completely forgot I was selling the IJ! Lol!
I've had a lot of different offers. Kind of close with a few people but nothing final. Cash is great, but still not opposed to a trade plus cash. Shoot me a pm! 
Quoted from kaneda:Love how this is a car thread now Super Snake is a joke. Simply because it can't get any of the power down. Things spins and burns the tire in 3rd gear. Pointless.
This is all your fault!! Just kidding.lol!
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