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Man...no great prices around here!
omaha.craigslist.org link
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Two classics...way over priced for the condition they are in. Just my guess is people are getting their prices from pinrescue. If this was the case, I would sell my collection in a heart beat! According to them by Pro-Football is worth around $4000.00, my Gigi is worth $3750.00 and my Bullseye Baseball is worth $2700! 
I love it when people do this:
desmoines.craigslist.org link
Great deal! I was ready to pick it up, but then he responded, "A guy offered me $250.00 so if you beat his price...you can still get it!" Still a great price, but I could see the bidding war beginning! 
I told him, he should update his price on Craigslist! 
Here's a job opening for anyone in DesMoines, IA! 
"Hey.. Looking for some people who like to work on pinball machines.. Do you like to work on them.? Do you like to teach and help other pinball owners.... Do you have any of your own...? .....We need someone to help with electrical or problem solving skills... Why they don't work or break down for unknown reasons..LOL"
Quoted from heatwave:" target="_blank"Oh well. I just picked up this 1967 Bally World Cup (SOLD to me!).
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I remember playing this once as a kid and it's a nice addition to my 4 pins and a pitch and bat game. Go pick it up tomorrow. It needs a little work but seems to be in very good condition overall. I'm excited!
You're going to love that World Cup. Buddy of mine has one...very cool! (Weighs a freaking ton!)
There are two Skyjumps and they are complete. One has a really rusty front door and water damage on the front of the cab, but the inside and tops on both are really good. The heads look great on most the games....backglass on the one skyjump could be sealed and called good.
The other pins were pretty attacked by mice and moister.
Dirtflipper - I pulled in a Chicago Coin Motorcycle and Rifle Champ. Love the looks of both games. I've been working on a Bally Sub-Pack that is really cool...that the guy pulled out for me to work on. The arcades favored well in storage (EM and solid state), the pins did not. He grabbed most the shooting games (Twin Rifles, Big Top, Genco shooting game (can't remember which one), Chicago Coin Flying Ducks...just to name a few. The jukeboxes look amazing. A really amazing fine! Whoever goes out there Sat. should have a blast. Two shufflebowlers (united I believe), ball bowler, and lost of classic arcades!
Quoted from John_in_NC:I almost picked this one up in January on a road trip from NC to CO. Super deal at $475, Unreal at $350 but it needs some playfield work from what I can see.
SOLD! The guy was nice enough to send me an email and let me know that someone picked it up. So who was it!?!!? 
Hey Kansas City! Might be worth checking out if they'll do a package deal...I counted 4 ems and a pretty nice looking pitch n bat. I'm too busy this weekend, so I'm out! 
kansascity.craigslist.org link
The only non promising thing I see is one price tag on the woodrail for $600.00.....looks like they have been watching "Garage Wars" or some fantasy auctioning show...so good luck!
This is kind of funny! Guy has this Flying Carpet, not gone thru for $2600.00. I asked them where they got that price and this was the responds:
"All of the listings that I have seen are going for $3,000 or up and the only thing that is wrong with the machine is that it needs a new fuse. The new fuse is a very cheap fix (probably a dollar or so fix) , but I took $400 off anyways."
Here's the listing: desmoines.craigslist.org link
It's always just a fuse! Pretty sure those are original rubbers on there too!
Quoted from CactusJack:Glass isn't all that great. Flaking behind the big Indian name and whites going at Player 4. Probably worse than its pictured. But still a good deal on a good game.
Man...I would still take it for $300.00 and that backglass would be easy to fix.
It's not an EM but it's local for me! And nope....I don't think they put too many zeros! NUTS!
omaha.craigslist.org link
I stripped a whole cabinet with Goo-gone aresal.....and underneath all the latex, I found the original cabinet. But yes, they really hosed the cabinet. Talk'em down to $350.00 and have a fun repaint project. Big Indian is a fun game and worth the effort 
!
Nice Williams Pitch n Bat.....I walked by this abandon shop here in Omaha and saw this thing on there floor about a month ago, thinking I could buy and fix this thing up....but not at this price! 
omaha.craigslist.org link
Update: Here's what the guy said, "Well, it did work when it was put in storage. The price, I've seen fully restored ones go for $5000, it gets kind of strange with the old, vintage games, sometimes the parts are worth more than the whole machine, if you need them. "
Quoted from AlexF:Every time Mini Golf comes up for sale someone gets freaked out. It's just one of those games that sells for crazy money. Don't think of it as an EM pinball. It's more along the lines of Flying Turns, Genco Basketball, Williams Ten Strike or a better Pitch and Bat.
I would not pay over $1000.00 for this pitch n bat.....
I get so ticked when one of these pops up on my search.... 
And I used that webbing out of can once.....never again! Stuff is like tar!
Quoted from monsonb:Looks like there are some decent project machines near KC.
kansascity.craigslist.org link
I think that Ding Dong might have a little crack in the glass!
Pretty good prices though....you gonna grab them MikeO?!
Joe
WOW! What backglass!?!?! 
Dixieland is a great game! Each letter of "Dixieland" light up for the bonus in the backbox, the clarinet bonus, the upper right sidelanes, zipper flippers...lots of stuff. Wish I still had mine....but that backglass is tons better on that one!
1954 Royal Flush - ESTATE SALE
Called this guy this morning and said he'll need to see a $1000.00 before it walks out of there. Hasn't been plug in for 35 years so it should work great! Just said, "Sounds good! Good luck with the sale!"...click! 
What else can you say without insulting the guy.....
omaha.craigslist.org link
It's not a pinball machine, but I found a job for you guys in Ohio!
"Part time work to start, if you are good and AFFORDABLE, maybe full time as an independent contractor."
I wonder what they pay? 
Probably what most places pay...free beer!
mansfield.craigslist.org link
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Omaha, NE
But the price keeps going up. 
