I paid 1800 for a minty one and sold it easily at the same price.

1400 is a good deal if its in good condition.

Make sure the DMD works and no battery leak @ the CPU board . Nice = $1800. - $2200. and going up !

I bought mine for 1800. Brand new DMD, some LEDs and upgraded second speaker. I just bought a shooter rod mod for it and added some more LEDs. I love the theme. Love the game. Unfortunately I might need the money and might be selling it around June.

If it was originally offered at $1,200. I would expect to pay $1,200. for it. If there was some type of reasonable explanation for the miscommunication I would offer to split the difference and pay $1,300.

Solid game for under $2k. Clean/tweak it and it is tons of fun.

i paid 2000 for mine. would i have liked to pay less? yes, but im very happy i bought it even at 2000. and no it wasnt perfect i had to put alot of elbow grease, fix warrior bug, upper gi was out, had to add leds. 5 mile drive to pick up was priceless however as ive been on some long roadtrips.

Nice congrats! Love that baby flipper

Fun game. You'll enjoy it. I hope to pick one up some day.

Very nice... This game rocks...

Good job... the one near me is $2,500 and holding. I gave up on it.

Awesome game. Real shiny with LEDs.

Parts are very expensive. Be warned that if you need a stepper motor for the Warrior Bug or ramps, you're pretty much out of luck.

I could be wrong, but isn't the logic that drives stepper motors pretty standard? Couldn't an alternative be put together?

You are probably right. I'm not an engineer, though. I do know that SST uses a really really small one compared to other models of the era. Most of the housings on other Sega motors won't fit behind the bug warrior. Replacements seem to have to be the correct model or the board complains, even if it works.

Yup, I got the last one that Marco had several months ago. Wasn't cheap either but it works perfect now!!!!

Right again. The first stepper motor we tried was off by a couple numbers at end of part number. They said it would work. It looked exactly like the one that came out of pin but it didn't work. It also was way cheaper than the one with the correct part number ( last 2 digits ) When we returned the cheaper one and paid crazy amount for the correct part number it of course worked perfectly!!!!

I don't have any broken plastics, but a lot of GI lights out, which I intend to replace with LEDs eventually, along with the rest of the field. I think I'm lucky, having snagged mine for $1250 a few years ago. Since then, only a few lamps have gone out and a lane divider cracked. Some bad solder on the power board which is aggravating because replacements are $300+. I hadn't done the research on replacement parts when I bought it, figuring parts would be readily available online. Boy was I wrong. Stepper motors and bug warrior assemblies are $150 each if you can find them. Ramps are nowhere to be found. Funny though, it seems the brain bug is quite plentiful even though he takes a beating.