NOS playfield? With the hologram on the bottom isn’t that a repro? Why did someone use pop rivets for the plastics? It’s not what to use unless it’s a 69 Chevelle and you need a to put a floor in to pass inspection.

Buyer be aware!

Looks great ...
GLWS

So in other words, a Micro? Or is it NOS original sun process?

Look at the front side of the playfield on the very thin edge between the top and the bottom. There should at least be a date stamped on it. I would bet this is a CPR if there is no micro lettering under the apron. That being said, it does look very nice. We aren’t hounding you because of that, we just want to make sure you and the buyer know exactly what they are dealing with before making a decision.

Yeah, lots of mistakes on this resto. Although it looks nice and shiny.

It looks like a "quick and dirty" type of resto. Im not a huge fan of rad-cals on this game.

Definitely a Mirco or CPR playfield, but Mirco ones are pretty nice!

Pop-rivets???? These will fall apart comparatively fast...

Painted lock down bar receiver???? ( just replace these please...)

Wrong clear lane plastic above the trap door??? Should be the machined one to fill the gap behind the door.

Trap door stop is missing (you can see the dimple for it) ?????

Trap door is installed a little crooked and looks like it needs a new hinge???? Without the door stop the hinge will break soon enough. So that may take care of itself...

Inside the backbox paint wasnt completely finished or sanded out and filled????

It isnt shown in the pics, but I imagine a big blue sticker for the warning on the backbox instead of screened text.

Im not a fan of the EVO pop bumper caps. I like the 7 LED ones better.

Too bad about the Rottendog driver board and the Pin-tek CPU (although the Pin-Tek is VERY good...).

Bullet-proofed originals are more desirable (if you can get them...).

I like the Pinscore displays better than the X-pin ones, but thats a just a matter of taste.

Nice speakers but no Pinsound to go with them?????

Old faded translite??? A new CPR mirrored backglass would look really nice on this.

No mention of OCDLED to correct the rapid-fire eye-burning LED action, or GIOCD. I imaging all of the special dimming effects are turned off to eliminate the horrible flickering in the backbox LED's.

This is too bad as Funhouse does use the dimming

Its nothing that can be corrected, just a lot of work to do it right.

I think the price is HIGH for this type of resto.

I think it should go for $7500 to $8500 in this condition.

With the above corrected it could go for 10K or more!

Its a nice game though and a lot of work went into it, it just needs some TLC or a more experienced restorer.

This is all just my opinion, so take it for what its worth....