I've taken all the hardware off the front, and removed the monitor to be able to see what I'm dealing with, it looks like the left side has a bit of de-lamination at the very surface in the front and back, and if I remove the decal I think I can remove it and fill it back up, level it with wood putty, and or bondo, and get that sorted. The roof/top is also not a big deal as it's square, and I can find another piece of plywood to cut and put in there, I have to do it for the back door anyhow as that's missing as well.
The real concern is the Right side, it's complicated with the way the curves of the cab go around, and it's just falling apart.
Does anybody have any plans for this so I can send them to a CNC or an old head/backbox from another P2K that I can buy, or any idea how to re-laminate this thing? I'm open to any an all suggestions even the funny ones, but don't expect me to act on those.

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Fairly new, I've owned a VPin for about 2 Years now, so I've graduated over to real, shopped a MSF, and kind of found my passion in more fixing up than playing pinball, so when my wife encouraged me to find a "Project" I did, and found this one. from the look of it on the listing it looked like the decals were peeling but like you said those can still be bought. I had no idea how much damage the wood had taken, and when it actually fired up and played I was amazed the electronics hadn't taken a bigger hit... Now I don't want to give up, it'll be my spring -> whenever it's done project....

This is the Playfield before I stripped everything off...

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Yeah that's my fallback position, as I don't know if my woodworking skills measure up, but then again, measure up to what, I'm my own worst critic, but I doubt anybody playing it would care.

I have a Virtua Pin, and I contacted Paul, and asked him already, and he said P2K's are a bit of an anomaly, and I was the first in 10+ years to come ask for one.

The rest of the "Facets" have been ironed out, except the monitor, which I don't know the state of, but is a WG and has zero burn in. The Driver board works, and there's some rust and mildew on the bottom but nothing bad, some evaporrust, and some bleach + water won't solve. The whole machine works it's just not on stable footing where I'd feel comfortable to hoist the backbox onto it, to test the monitor.

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cosmokramer when you start taking it apart there are those small blocks of wood, I believe they're nailed in there, do you just pry them lose with a crowbar (I have a small one) and then re-place / re-nail it when done? I can't find any screw holes on how they're held in there...

Thanks!
I'm more worried about messing up the pieces they're attached to that I'd want to keep.

I am excited, to expand my skills, I was hoping to expand my electronics knowledge, instead it's expanding my wood working skills.
A couple of posts up you can see it is working, I was able to play a couple of games, and there seems to be no separation of the wood on the playfield.
This is before the Evaporrust, and Bleach, Before and After, but it's isolated to that side. :

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Update: I'm stripping off the decals, they came off pretty well in large strips, this is the underlying damage :

Most of the support pieces came off pretty well, I took pictures and numbered them so once I get the new piece on there I'll know where they go...

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Moving forward slowly.
sanding and filling the main cab.

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Then painting the corners

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Then I'm starting to apply the decals
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For reference there's the before, I never got a front on shot, as I thought it looked horrible why take a picture:
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Another angle from the auction
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2/3 Done

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Yeah the backbox had to be re-built from scratch, the original WG Monitor didn't survive its time in the garage without protection to the neck board, sadly it suffered a catastrophic failure. But on the plus side, I got a Used 21" LCD which I cut an opening for, and seems to fit the 19" 4:3 perspective pretty well. And it's a lot lighter, so A: I don't have to make the backbox as beefy, as in supports for the monitor to sit at an angle. B: It's a lot lighter so the whole thing won't be as heavy. And Since I'm using pinbox, because the original PC got removed before I got to the machine, I now don't need a VGA -> CGA converter. So I'm trying to see things on the bright side, but I did love that WG, it was perfect no burn... bright... sniff.... RIP :/

So I'm getting to the grand finale here, RFM_BackboxRestore (resized).png I got the backbox re-built. added some shelves, for the new PC, as well as hung the PC Monitor. CheckingMonitor Position (resized).png And it's all coming together, DecalsAndTMolding_RFM (resized).pngI need to add the Back Door to the Backbox, which I didn't have with the sale of the old machine. So I'm cutting a piece of wood the size of the opening, then hoping it'll fit, and then I'm breaking out the Router for the holes on the back. Any Suggestions on the router? It does have a plunge mount and I plan on attaching a straight edge to the wood with clamps to get the edges straight, and then plunge and cut out the holes...
Oh and I was wondering for the latch area of the backbox door, is that like a french cleat, or something that the lock "bites" into as I'm a little confused... I got a picture of what it looks like, but I'm not 100% of what I need to buy.... BackDoor_RFM (resized).png

The neck board got caught on a lawn chair that my child decided he wanted to put behind the monitor, and the neck board snapped the tube, and you could see it in the front it damaged the phosphorous coating.

So other than the Back Box Door, it's finished* and running better than new, thanks to the pinbox software, and mypinballs.com with the newest rom, 6 Ball Trough, Shaker, and Real Knocker.

*(Working again as intended)

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BTW if anybody is selling / wants to sell their 3D (Lenticular) Back Glass Art, I'd be willing to purchase one.

I removed the tube and donated the chassis to a place that's done a bunch of monitor repair stuff for me, figuring a "known good" WG chassis would be useful. And they offered to do some repair in exchange.

As to some game-play, sure I'll try and put together a video in the next couple of days.

Also Anybody who has a lead on Pinball 2000 Playfield Glass would be appreciated, I know Planetary used to sell them, I asked 7mo. ago and they kept saying next month, so I kept asking, to show there's demand, and now they won't answer the support ticket anymore... Maybe if there are more people who need it, they'd do a run, I'd buy 2 sheets just in case.