$350.00 for a puck bowler with multiple games including Flash is a steal. As long as it's complete (no missing, wires cut to remove major mechs) is a steal.

That said, this is a Solid-State machine; So, no assemblies to cut out. But you need all circuit boards and displays. The only contacts to adjust are the ones associated with the pins. Also a couple to select the game etc. Be sure this is not a con job. Best you or someone you know checks it out that it boots up and plays for the most part. It has a similar diagnostic routine to early Bally & Stern pins. Do the lamp, display, solenoid and switch tests.

If it boots and plays partially, grab it before someone else does.

PS, it is Solid-State, so you don't get the wonderful EM sounds when calculating scores and advancing frames etc. Only sound is the pin motor, pin solenoid buzz and the clang of a chime.

I had one of these and sold it about 10 years ago to someone from WV IIRC. This may be the same game. I don’t recall seeing any other ones for sale since then and I don’t believe many were made. I do remember having to adjust the contacts at one point and having to replace a pin. It wasn’t too difficult to work on and I do seem to remember some basic sound effects as well. It did have 6 different games that you could play.

Somehow, my ‘For Sale’ ad survived and is on worthpoint.com. Check it out to see if it’s the same game.