Great game! I LOVE mine. You seem to like the same kind of sci-fi games I do

You might need to put a few more exclamation points in your title just to make sure you'll find one

Somebody needs more cowbell...
-mof

Love Dr who. Never leaving!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Good luck with your search. Should not be too hard to find?

Love mine.
Unsure if I keep mine in (excellent) players' condition, or upgrade it with new decals, color DMD, Pinsound...

- WHERE - IS - THE - DOCTOR?
- THE - DOCTOR - HAS - ESCAPED.
(ZAP)

Most members who reply here have 3 yrs membership on Pinside.
Must be a Doctor thing. GLWP (good luck with purchase bump)

https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/rec.games.pinball/D2p-z9ePIV8

Ah man....you're still looking? I still feel bad that I didn't get to sell to you. You would have loved mine Good luck with the search!

Doctor might be the last to leave!

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Miss mine everyday. For sure one I should have kept and rotated out with a friend instead of selling.

The Doctor is a great game and it fits with my sci-fi bug.

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with nearly 8000 made it comes up pretty often. I would think you will have better luck posting a $$$$ amount.

Typically the WTB ads that get the fish ont he line are the ones posting hard numbers.

If you toss out an open offer of 3k I bet you get more interest from potential sellers.
You also have a solid collection so offering a trade may bring out the fish...

Good luck. Fun game and I have dibs on a friends when he is ready to sell. I woudl eventually like to get the 3 good lightning games all in a row.

fun game and its hot pin at the moment

hope you find one

Pink ad bump.

If you really want the pin offer him a little more than his asking price, say $2.8 - $3K-ish, and tell him that you will arrange for and pay for door-to-door shipping. That will get you close to $3.2 - $3.4K, but it may push him over the edge to accept your offer if he is not getting any local interest.

Also, get good high resolution photos of the pin prior to committing.

Gord

I had NAVL pick up my TOM 5-6 years ago to ship to HEP for a restoration and they put shipping blankets on top of the glass and then put the head down and used several more packing blankets and shrink wrapped the pin several times and then they carried it out to their truck with the legs on.

HEP received the pin and there was no damage and it was shipped with the legs on. I have had pins shipped maybe 15 times or so with the legs off and palletized and have never had a pin damaged during shipping that way either. I know that others have had different experiences as well, but sometimes you have to ship in order to buy/sell a pin.

Gord

That's weird.

Why did they make a Doctor Who? It wasn't that popular at the time, right? Maybe it was an overseas thing.

How fortunate for you. I had an A13 shipped from Nebraska to Washington. When it arrived, it was still on its legs, no blanket over the glass and the backbox was folded over the power cord. The backbox pinched the cord, rendering it useless and the plastic that holds the glass to the backbox was all cracked from the box being smashed down on the power cord. The two guys who delivered it were expecting a tip. The tip they got from me was, "Perhaps next time you should be more careful with other peoples' items while transporting them, eh?"

The crappy sound kill this game for me. The flow and shots are decent but the terrible scratchy sounds it emits makes me want to stab out my eardrums.
Maybe someday they will make a replacement sound package like they did for TZ and T2. Those rocked at TPF earlier this year. Never had a more fun game of T2 before. Perhaps I could enjoy the game if they did.

Am I the only one the sound grates on instantly?

I guess you have checked the pinball owners database.

http://www.pinballowners.com/CGI/psearch.cgi

There was 6 for sale.

If you are really motivated, you could look for a trustworthy pinsider who's not too far away from the seller and is willing to check it out and possibly pick it up and help ship it to you.

Totally understand. After a certain point, things start getting a bit complicated, particularly if something goes wrong.

Someone get this man a Dr Who.

You do know that Daleks are supposed to sound terrible and scratchy when they talk right?

Bump for a fellow Claycordian!

Hahaha, the sound is spot on the tv show.

Personally, I am partial to Strange Science.
Cooky game with some really neat ramps and features.
Wish the made more of the machines, and you have to protect the hell out of the ramps.

Dr. Who pinball machine is eternal, underrated classic, and true collectors know the value.
Owned my prototype since 2006.
Time Expander is a %$#@% to work on though as you have to pull the whole thing and retest all the switches and optos thoroughly on a rebuild before leveling, engieers should have made it easier.

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End the madness and go buy one!

Went on Craigslist and only found "wanted" ads....

I am shocked one has not turned up for you yet. 15 years ago seemed every auction had these for cheap and Noone wanted it. Crazy how times have changed.