You haven't pulled games out of some of the places I've pulled games out from. I owned a TSPP where the figures wouldn't clean up no matter what I did. The game had raised inserts, lots of the inserts are small and on for long periods of time. Rebuilding 5 flippers is a pain in the ass. The ramp under the garage is cracked, and probably another severely based on that flipper wear. And the flipper wear, can't fix that. How much is a replacement MPU the one that might be soaked in battery acid.
As is, no info, based on what I see I assume the game has all those issues. With missing information it's better safe than sorry.
Quoted from Agent_Hero:I can't imagine how trashed a TSPP would have to be to get a seller to consider $2,000 as a reasonable offer. If it was even a low-end player's machine you could get by with more like $100 worth of parts to get it up to being satisfactory--unless the ramps were shattered to pieces you could ignore them if it's best-case scenario is to be a decent player after going over it. Dirty figures? Take a rag and some cleaner to them...or maybe a magic eraser for spot cleaning them. Sure, check the boards and make sure those look to be in good shape because THAT'S where it could get near $600 if they are non-working.