OK, I have one to add one to the list.... With some shame attached as I'm one of the lucky ones that got scammed by Fernando Bigi / Oscar Saidon from Gaucho Pinball. Very long story short, 8 years ago I bought a MM & WW package from him for a fair price. I'm raised in Mexico, so I called him and spoke at length in Spanish. He's a good con artist cause I was confident. Wrong. Sent $2500 deposit having agreed on balance on delivery. Then delay excuses started to pile up. Just long enough to no longer be able to file a complaint on eBay. (* separate story, but eBay refused to help even though it was an obvious scam because he had successfully "got" me on the technicality of their rules *) He knew the deadlines precisely as he stopped answering calls and emails as soon as that deadline expired. I called friends in Argentina, and got some pressure on him. Still no luck. Then he posted a very nice HUO TZ on eBay with a start price of the same $2500 he owed me. I won uncontested so I said ship it! He did. Just not the machine in the pix. Here is the "Clearcoated HUO play field" in the pic below. And adding to this thread's fuse collection, four of the fuses in the machine. She was special.
It is hard to show in the pictures, but the "clear coat" was applied without taking the machine apart. It was on the PF, and EVERYTHING else too! To make matters worse, there was no attempt to keep dust and crap out so you can see some of the stuff embedded in the clear. You can also see some of the clear on top of the bumper caps and the micro bubbles in the inserts on the door. Not to mention that nothing was leveled or prepped. That was my salvation too... because it actually came off pretty easily with plastic razor blades. But wow.
And for your viewing pleasure... the GI from this HUO.
Happy ending: Enjoyed restoring the machine to a 9+. Exorcised its demons, added the third magnet, and fixed everything to top form. Sold it fairly recently with no regrets as it isn't my favorite game after all, but it was very cool when the third magnet 'dropped'.