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Door is an easy fix if they didn't hack the cabinet up putting it in. 100 dollar fix there.
The cut wiring and display issues are more concerning. Chances are this has other hacks in it. The pictures are pretty useless, this baby could be badly planked, no way to tell.
Quoted from jmountjoy111:I love how people say that game is worth $2000 cause of some cut wires and a missing coin door. Lol. Dung is right it would cost about $100 to fix the door and honestly not a lot of time. The wiring isn't that complicated either. If you can't read a schematic at this point in the game you are either made of money or getting ready to learn how to fix one. All the snakes would cut each other's throats over it at $2000. It would be gone in 15 minutes with no pictures for $2000. There would be a whole new set of Craigslist war ads posted bad mouthing the person that offered 2300 to buy it out from under someone else lol
I think you misunderstand. The coin door is an easy fix. If this were local and I was in the market I would certainly go look, but pull a long drive? Not a chance.
This game could very well clean up very nicely, or you might get there and find a player's game with all manner of hacks. What is evident is that someone worked on this that didn't know what they were doing. If the cosmetics are good then yeah 2500-3k. Remember you are going to need to shop it, fix the display/cpu issue, replace the door, and fix wiring. Could be a good chunk of change going into fixing this.
On the other hand if the cab is planked, pf is planked/worn, and you start finding hacks then 2500-3k could end up being a money pit. Problem is the pictures are crap so no telling.
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