2200-3000 depending on condition. From the posts I can remember, I think it is averaging around 2500 right now. Make sure the heads are fully working, as they are a PITA to disassemble and fix. Look for fish wear, as it is the most common spot of wear on the playfield.

Amazing game. Get it while the price is low.

Agree with items above to look at. Also suggest testing out driver board by playing some games and always pressing both flippers.

Many are missing "start city" sign.

Check with vidgameseller he has one and might be interested.

Yeah I paid $2500 for mine with both heads fully working. Great game! Every time I think of getting rid of it I play a game and instantly want to keep it again!! haha

Red is easy.

Ted is the PITA to get out.

Also make sure Ted's dozer works correctly and the eddy sensors are tripping.

I've heard this about her

I just sold a solid players condition one in Michigan for 2600. It was fully shopped, everything working as it should, freshly powder coated apron with new stickers.

Wow i just checked the market those are CRAZY prices for RS on there! The one in Henderson NV (basically Las Vegas) at Billiards and More doesnt surprise me at all. Ive been in there just to poke around he specializes in high end pool tables and overpiced pinball machines. The problem with lots of these shops in Las Vegas like this one is they seem to cater to the random unknowing tourists with money to blow, and will hopefully purchase something on a whim. Ive also seen a TFTC at a memorabilia type place in the Caesars Forum Shops for a ridiculous amount of money. I wanna say it was around $4000 and it was pretty beat up. Anyway just keep searching the "normal" price RS's are out there. However this title does seem to be picking up a little steam.

Most people on here don't pay retail except for NIB. Be patient and be ready to pounce when one comes available.

All depends on the condition. Have you seen it in person and does everything work properly? How's the playfield/cabinet? Do you have any pictures you can post?

For that price, it should have a flawless playfield and be fully operational. I love this game and I own it, but I wouldn't pay $3000 unless it was in very, very good condition. IMHO, LEDs are a detractor. LED lighting is highly subjective as far what is considered tasteful and some of the lights are a PITA to get to. So, if you don't like a LED in a location, it might be too much of a hassle to change.

3K does sound high for that game, like others have mentioned condition is everything and it would have to be in nearly perfect shape to sell for 3K. If its not in perfect shape I'd offer 2300 - 2700 depending on what I would have to do to make it perfect. If the game doesn't have all original boards in the head I start ticking off $100 for each board even if they work fine.

I disagree strongly that original board comment. WPC board equals WPC board, to me.

Now, I think you can make an argument that a rottendog board is worth less. Again, just me

You can always negotiate, but be prepared to walk away.

Congratulations on your first pin!

Enjoy!

(Had to remove my GIF as it wasn't playing right... but still Enjoy!)

Congrats!

Congrats! I think it's a very under-rated game.

Do you think it looks better with LEDs or incandescent bulbs?

Mine has legs that are only blue on the inner surfaces. I assume it originally had completely blue legs. Think I should paint them all blue? Powder coat perhaps?

Looks great with blue powder coat legs and black leg protectors!

Wow! Great deal! Even if you have to throw a few hundred into it for a new DMD, you did really, really well. I just paid $2800 for a Roadshow in nice condition at MGC, and after I had bought it, the seller had others offering more $$$ for the machine. It is definitely an underrated machine and I enjoy it just as much as my LOTR and CV pins that I paid much, much more for.

LEDs will help the colour pop. Mine looks much better with them.

My first pin was a roadshow. still have it... and wouldnt sell it for 2x the going price.

Yeah, LEDs really help this game pop. But its easy to overdo it. I would advise against all color in the GI, a few blue sprinked in looks a lot better mixed with cool white. The cool white compliments the color scheme of the playfield IMHO.

Since you got a great price, pop for a color DMD if yours is indeed shot, might just be unplugged.

Wow great deal, at that price I would be looking at installing a color DMD http://shop.colordmd.com/colordmd-replacement-display-for-road-show-pinball-machine/ and wouldn't even think twice about it.

Both are fun, No Fear is certainly much deeper, but a beautiful High Speed would probably last longer in my collection.

Honestly...neither. Both are one-trick ponies to me (loop after loop after loop). Frankly, the best advice is to go play as many pins as you can and see which one resonates with you. Pin taste is a highly individualized thing.

BoP is a game that is

1) hard to find for under 2k now
2) hard to find not totally beat to crap

High Speed is special to me. It was the first pin to really use multiball jackpots and tell a story on the way to the jackpot. Used to play it at a small deli called Sal & Annie's on the Jersey Shore (fugettaboutit) on vacation.

Awesome game.