Sea Ray
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Picked up a Sea Ray last week. I'm a big fan of the artwork & cabinet colors. Couldn't believe how enjoyable the pick was: sunny day, nice people, on the water in Salem MA, 3 miles from my house and bought it for $125. Just getting underway on the rehab today. Really enjoyed this thread. Here's some pics.
I just spent 12 hours shop time on it and it works flawlessly. My wife the nurse worked all day and we're doing Thanksgiving Saturday so it was just me and Sea Ray all (bliss) day. There really wasn't much to do besides clean & polish & re-rubber. Quick story about the pin. It sat in a garage for 15 plus years unplugged. I pull it out, check the coils and fuses and say what the heck, it's cheap, might as well plug it in and see if it comes alive. Press the left flipper ~ all lights. Put the ball in the drain ~ it registers it. Give it a credit ~ it comes alive... Everything, man I mean everything.
What other ill kept 44 year old electronic devise would do that?
Bally made one hell of a deck back then!
She had it listed for $700 after I emailed her I got this response
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Marblehead, MA