Came in yesterday evening and bought it to save it for future generations. Played fine at sellers but now randomly lockups so now need to figure out why it worked then but not so well now. I can play it for a while then like a get no DMD or backox lights or flipper power, so a power issue somewhere. This is a really strange and rare game so I took a gamble on it. Am I stupid or just a classic guy that wants to keep these alive. Its in really good physical shape except maybe the cabinet. The seller will help me and local pin gurus are available locally so we will get it going and keep it alive.

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yeah I know Daniel and his wife quite well (in the same league) and he brought it to me yesterday. He will help and I agree it is cool, I probably would not have taken it but it was in such remarkable nice condition so I jumped in and got a good price. I am thinking of just putting it away in storage and see what happens with these if I need to have room to buy like the next PPS remake or something.

Was previously owned by a Retired Doctor who bought this Indy in 2000. Had cabinet fade but the rest was a 10. he couldn't find the keys so I had to drill the lock but then found the back box keys inside. Had coin mechs but no coin box and I found one quarter inside. Clean but dusty. I can't every claim it as a HUO since he bought it from a dealer and have no history of where it was from 1993 to 2000 but stole it for less than 6K. Really nice overall.

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Documented HUO 933 plays no errors $2,800 moving sale must go find Saturday.

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