Looks like the Stargate(s) sold. A great Gottlieb pin. Also glad to see that the Data East "Tales From The Crypt" sold.

Someone needs to give that Gottlieb Barb Wire a home (especially at that price). That Sega Baywatch (very underrated) is also at a very good price.

If a pinsider is wanting to get into pinball (or expand a collection), you really can't go wrong with that Red & Ted's Roadshow at that price.

The Addams Family is VERY well priced too, considering what people out here want for one.

The more I look at it, those super-cheap DMD Gottlieb project pins (Rescue 911 & Wipeout), might be a good investment with a little TLC. Gottlieb's are built to last for the most part, and don't require too much work (the ones we have worked on anyways).

Was there anything broken on the bram stoker machine or the stargate machine cuz those are really cheap prices to sell them at.

I was there today picking up a dart machine (location stuff). I saw the monopoly for $1600, was sound and a decent deal. I also saw the monster bash..It is SUPER nice for a routed machine, but 4k...OUCH.

I think I got a glimpse of the playboy too. let me know anyone if you want me to look something over there with a critical eye. I will be back there sometime this week for some other shit. I have a whole new bar opening in town I am doing the coin op for. 3 pins, 2 vids, 2 megatouch, electronic darts, pooltable + jukebox...

Busy month.

Monopoly is decent at $1600, for a pinsider who has their games on a route, or is looking for a newer DMD machine. Monopoly still gets decent collections (usually from kids or wives/girlfriends).

Yea my thoughts exactly Dr. Bond.. I am on the fence on the thing. The pin just looks so damn boring I have a hard time forking over 1600 for it. But as you said, on a location is it likely a good money maker.... Decisions Decisions..

Or I could spend around a grand and get a decent Williams to put out...

I actually like Monopoly, as long as it is working and set up right. Granted, it's no LotR but still, I would buy it if I were down there.

Ship me some seal meat (baby seal only!) and I will ship you the monopoly.

Hold on a second. THWAK, THWAK, THWAK! It will be in the mail tomorrow. lol

Maybe I'll talk to my Inuit buddies in the Guard.

There is one on location here in Boise which I played for about 3 hours. Lotsa fun. Boise actually has a lot of pins on location. Most are in good shape and clean. Most of the games that have a problem are with a weak flipper, which the operator wouldn't notice unless he actually plays the game. They are also mostly set up for a quarter which is nice. I just wish the operator in Anchorage gave a rats ass about the ones there and didn't charge $1 for a broken, dirty, worn out, B list game.

I just cant understand it....... why would you harm such a cute animal ?

If I were running a route, I would definately grab the $1600 Monopoly maldoror. I don't like the game myself (I can buy better Williams DMD games for that price), nor would I ever put it on my wishlist, but I can see making back a good amount of money over time off it.

They got a Monopoly out here...with a Spider-Man and LOTR. Spider-Man and LOTR lure in the hardcore or moderate pinball players, and their date/wife/child jumps on the Monopoly. They got a similar setup at another location with the Monster Bash...with wives/girlfriends/kids making their way to the available Monopoly or Pirates of the Carribean (no one as to even farts in the direction of the Rollercoaster Tycoon). I think I mentioned that RC in my review that was set for free-play all month, and no one even touched it (the game just isn't that good or compelling IMO).

How is the playfield on the high speed?

I did not see it opened up. I do not even recall seeing it in his storage unit last time. The guy has games all over the place. I will look again when I go back down there sometime this week.

Thanks

I'm looking for a nice playfield. Dont care about cab or anything else.

You should grab that High Speed if thats the case Stavs (if playfield is in good shape). Great thing about those project pins is you can take it apart, to pimp your original machine out (probably part out the rest, and archive for spare parts).

My friend's Pinbot is a Frankenstein of a machine. Has the parts of about 3 Pinbot's in his, and it looks killer!

I started out with a HS with a decent cab (not drilled) with a bad playfield for $350. Bought another lower cab/populated playfield (better condition, but still with wear) for $150. I have a ton of parts, now in my stash, which is good. So now its a matter of either finding a nicer playfield (populated underneath as I am NOT swapping wiring!), or getting mine touched up and cleared.