Williams Indiana Jones. HUO.
What I did to it:
Complete cabinet strip and refinish. New artwork.
All habitrails and the gun shooter replated by M. Chestnut.
New brass plated legs with a lacquer clear.
Full shop job, stripped to bare playfield.
Many new plastics. New "Idol Rocks", new bi-plane.
"Lost Plastic" added to backboard and lit.
Full Superbright LED conversion.
PinBall Pro sub and backbox speakers.
Speaker panel lighting board added.
Every Cliffy protector available added.
Coin door refurbished to new condition.
This thing plays very, very well and you'd be hard pressed to find a nicer example of this title. Price is a firm $5500 (it's what the owner has in it)

I will palletize and pack for shipping if needed, additional fees to cover those costs will apply.

More pics available at https://stevepinball.shutterfly.com/93#97

Pinside market listing: https://pinside.com/pinball/market/ad/13669

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The owner didn't want the side rails and lockdown done. He (and I agreed with him) thought that too much brass plating diminished the overall look. It's like the 100% blacked out cars. Some people love that look, others not so much.

If you mean the left head side, that is normal for this title. Four black bolts for the head frame, four silver bolts that hold the light board bracket. Right side head is normal four black bolts.

Yep, the shooter has the clear worn off. It was that way from the original owner, no idea what he did to it. The current owner didn't want to reclear the whole PF as the rest of it looks quite nice.

This closeup in the pic list wasn't close enough? Before anyone asks, yes, the factory mylar is still there in front of the slingshots.

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This machine is one I did for a friend of mine last year. He put quite a bit into it value wise, but did not want to go to the extremes as he was worried about ending up, upside down on the value of it. (the base machine was costly to begin with and he then put a LOT into it) It's not perfect, but it is very nice and anyone could certainly go the last yard on things like the shooter lane, brass plating the rest of the hardware if wanted, etc.

It's priced appropriately, I think and there are already two Pinsiders that want it but have to get something else sold first.

Heh, sorry, I'm at work and it's been a busy day.

Exactly. That was another concern of the owner. Keeping the "high traffic" areas in stainless.

And, it's SOLD. Thanks everyone for looking.