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Quoted from Linkage:On the topic of shipping, how do you even package a playfield?
I find the best way to ship a playfield is to go to your local bicyle shop and ask them for kids bicycle boxes. That size box is almost exactly the size of a playfield, leaves a little room for cushioning, its double wall cardboard and best of all they will give them to you for free.
Quoted from PghPinballRescue:Woot!!!!
If you need some storage space, in PGH, PM me.
Same here!!! 
Quoted from Linkage:Bought and paid for. Now comes the hard part.
Good to see you were able to save these machines!!!
Quoted from too-many-pins:Any news from anyone that knows the guy that bought these? Just wondering how he is making out with getting them in our of the weather.
Per a previous post he stated he was starting a new job and would be busy for two weeks so didn't expect to hear from him till next week at the earliest!
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