Star Trek: The Next Generation
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Quoted from jawjaw:I don't get this. Very little on that pin looks salvageable so little can be "restored". You need new boards, new cab, playfield, and just about all playfield parts. You are going to spend more money by having to buy the entire pin in parts and more time than just finding a decent one to begin with. STTNG are not exactly rare either. A decent STTNG can be a headache getting running 100% from what I understand. I can't imagine getting a pin pieced together with burnt wiring and questionable parts running right.
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