If its any help, I sold my totally upgraded swe1 for $2000 about 2 years ago. I took a 'hit' on it since break even for me would have been $2300.
I had installed an LCD monitor that looked great, i had zero issues with all mechs/boards/computer and my cab/playfield sound the same as the one you're talking about.
Personally, for a non-working swe1 with board issues that haven't been fully diagnosed - I'd start at $1700 and play with numbers from there.

I am no expert, but have both RFM and SWE1 I wouldn't give more than $1200.00 for a non working machine, unless you know what the fix is and its simple. if its simple don't fix it there. buy it take it home and do it .
You should be able to find a decent
working machine for under $2500.00, I just blew out my monitor on RFM and its costing me
$350.00 to do a LCD conversion. These machines can turn into money pits real quick
Good Luck

I'm thinking that to high. I considered a similar purchase for a RFM recently. They wanted 1600. That seemed more reasonable.

I gave $1500 for a fully working one about 5 months ago. Seller is smoking crack lol. I'd offer him $1000 to bring him back to reality.

Offer him $700 and a swift kick in the... Sorry, I just wanted to continue the downward pricing trajectory that this thread was on!

Ofter fifty bucks and a ham sammich.

Make him an offer he can't refuse...

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Seriously though, I would think $1500-$1700.

I happen to think $2100 for a non working swep1 is yet another example of an overpriced pin. Non-working means just that. Non-working. You know these things can be a money pit.

It always boils down to how badly you want it.

There is a VERY nice one i went to see listed on Ebay. I think he'll take $2,400 or $2,500 for it.

To bad you are so far away, I have a true HUO with around 500 plays on it . It has gold plaque on it, was one of the last few ever made . Was going to let it go for 3000.00, when I am ready to list it.

yeah non working p2k? thousand bucks plus or minus. Maybe 1500 tops if ya just gotta have it

From your description it is a minor problem with the pin. The computer works, but it is only a coil which is not working (or did I misunderstand something).
The driver board of the P2K is quite easy to fix.
In this case I do not think it is really overpriced.
Especially for the P2K which have "special" parts like the window, the prism card, etc, which are rare and are sold for a quite high price.
He could easily sell the playfield+cards as conversion kit and the window and will get already 2k for this.
But, if it is just the driver board this should simply be fixed, saving another P2K!