2500-3000. Great game. How are the ramps? Expensive set. Upper pf are found cheap with all the repos.

To hard to judge. I just did one and man it adds up fast so with that in mind. Pay attention behind the green lock targets any breakage cracks deduct 300 or so right away for those two ramps. Pay attention to the mount tabs on the spine chiller ramp. Check every one on the left side goign down the pf. If they are busted deduct another 200. If this ramp shifts it will cause mega headaches down the line. Stick your finger down in the whirpool ramp. Its conical in shape and inserts into the pf down into a subway. If you feel jagged edges or chips take off another 100. Check every raft as there is bound to be damage.

Oh and while you can surely replace one ramp at a time if you like the new ones make the old ones look like ass. wh20 with new ramps is truly a sight to behold and one of the best looking games in all of pinball

You will also want to check the whirlpool switch under the rear mountain. If the owner never adjusted the ball guide then this switch mount will most likely have endured some damage including the ramp mount.

Good Luck - WH2O is a sweet pin and definitely on my WL!

ramps need to be flamed. if the topper is nice he could probably get 3.5k-4k+. looks nice, they don't come up often and they sell pretty quick. anything less, and it's a steal imo.

How can you even say this without knowing if the cab is faded?

Ahh yes big foot ramp gets trashed easily.

Of course check for cabinet fade, particularly the eagle on the cabinet front (most are faded here it seems); also check for fade on the yellows/browns on the sides. (IPDB has some unfaded/faded examples.)

Make sure the topper is present ($$$) and also check for fade on it, too. Most will have a bubble or two in the foil.

Mountains are often cracked as well.

Just about all of them have Lost Mine Kickout wear; LSOG sells an overlay.

Ok I know the pin your talking about . It was the same one at Gamewarp . If I remember correctly the game played nice. It has no topper , the side art is faded . I really didn't notice the plankin in the upper playfield but I also wasn't really looking. In the craigslist ad he does mention something about being up with the cabinet but can't remember exactly what. Anyway as far as price I don't really know . The price is in the eye of the beholder.

Most are faded. I sold mine in two days. Got flooded with calls. People are willing to pay for this pin for whatever reason. Quickest pin I ever sold. If the seller isn't asking on the high side, I'd be surprised. Looks like he put some work into it. I think he knows what he can get. Curious how this turns out.

Any fully-operating WH2O without any major damage should sell in the $3k+ range these days. That game is very sought-after.

My .02...just wait for a STTNG. Murphy's Law states that as soon as you load that WH20 into your pin-hauling vehicle of choice, the title you really wanted will pop up for sale close to you. It's easier to wait out something that you want, then try to cure the pinball bug by rushing into buying something you may not want in 2-3 months.

Let us know what you decide!

Looks like it may already be spoken for - deleted by it's author. Good thing you decided against it!

All apparently moot anyway: seller thought about reducing the game to $2800 in a FS post on another forum this morning--but subsequently decided it's no longer FS.