Some nice looking EM classics just came up on ebay

Looks like someone dragged the machine with the legs on. Separated cabinet corner. I'ld be interested.

Let the bidding begin! Too bad there wasn’t a buy it now.

That Canada Dry looks amazingly good for being in S. Florida and in storage. Looks barely played--plastic shows little sign of use across the drop targets.

I'm watching. Bet it goes for $2500+. A lot cheaper than getting one from France that has moderate use.

Wouldn't be surprised if the "not working" status is due to something as simple as a blown fuse. Regardless, this is Florida, so I wouldn't be surprised if they had it on the beach for a party and a wave came into the open coin door while drinking.

I'm glad there ISN'T a BIN option--we'll see where it goes and what it is truly worth.

the mind boggles.
must admit it gave me a good laugh

Definitely losing some potential sales due to the borders being closed, and specifiying no shipping.. makes out of country logistics tougher. :/

More proof of the crazy EM market right now. That this title with a painted over cabinet and painted over (wrong color) lower playfield is already at $710 with over 3 days left in the auction.

ebay.com link: itm

Cabin fever!

Yup, that's what a lockbar goes for these days :/

Not an easy title to find especially with a non-roached out backglass. Agree the prices for pinball everywhere are pretty darn high, but this isn't crazy-high. Not yet, anyway.

I paid $1100 for my Solids & Stripes two years ago. Perfect glass, playfield, and nice cab though.

It’s true, not too many of these come around but this one figures to inch towards $1000 at the end and for the shape it’s in, that’s seems really high, especially for a machine that a lot of pinheads think is boring.

It’s always hard to compare machines but exactly a year ago I bought a near perfect Fast Draw on 7 day auction on EBay for $800. Granted it’s not the rarest machine out there but it’s as fun as it gets to play and was in top shape. Seems possible that the virus may have created more EM junkies and that’s not a bad thing I guess.

To each his own though. It’s definitely a unique machine.

And on a side note, I talked to the guy who sold the Jacks Open on eBay last week for just over $4,000. I think a lot of us here were skeptical of the sale with all the late bidding by zero feedback ebayers but he told me the number shocked him too but it turned out to be a local guy who paid for it in person.

I guess it could be a story but I believed him. He seemed like one of us.

How about the 10k Strange World advertised on Pinside!

Keep in mind that many games coming from FLA are subject to termite damage that requires proper fumigation to get rid of them; depending on your location this could be a bit pricy; I had a game done in Washington DC area for a bit under 300$... very few exterminator companies offer this service if you don't live in warmer-clime states

I'd do that price for this game with your description of the game you picked up. Very rarely do you see this game in good shape.

That’s definitely something to consider on the Canada Dry, considering the rust/mold issues you could see on the few pictures posted.

All you potential bidders need to consider that!

Why do people run up the bid days before?

WTF, just bid my max.

Updated: Woke up outbid buy a very “happy” bidder. Seems like #83 just isn’t comfortable unless he’s / she’s leading the race. I’m done!

I agree unless it a buddy of the seller running it up. My M.O. is to swoop in late with your max bid and let the chips fall where they may.

If it’s one I really want I’ll never give my final bid before 10 seconds left. I lost out on a nice Abra ca Dabra recently by giving my final bid with 30 seconds left. Too much time and another bidder who wanted it as much as I did swooped in right at the last second. The reason was that I panicked because I don’t have a computer and was thinking I better get it in before one of my knucklehead friends call or text.