It has all the classic George Gomez elements you expect; blue square rubber bumpers, great orbits, hypnotic looping, ramps with tight bends, a weird video mode and that unique mechanical hand.

First of all, the hand works and moves smoothly. There is no credit dot as the Ball In Hand switch and harness were just replaced in August 2020.

It's got powdercoated legs and rails, black with metal flake blue and red that is subtle until you step up to the machine and see it pop.

This has been LEDed, not with the cheap stuff. The LEDs have been upgraded with both LEDOCD and GIOCD boards to manage modern lights with modern technology, which is great during power down wizard mode. It's got a red display from a modern-ish Stern that looks better than the original Williams orange.

It's got Brite Buttons, but wait, there's four buttons on this one. Yeah, the are customized to have the four buttons fade in sync, blue and red. It's got Britecaps under those new teal covers.

You know what, that 2D Jones plastic looks dumb, so it has the hard to find Jones Mod for a real looking Jones in the tank. Titan rings color matched to the playfield. Playfield is in great condition, check out that shooter lane.

Just to keep thing smooth, it has the plastic guard in the ball trough.

The cabinet front sticker is faded and there are a few chips hidden under the left front leg, but better than average for a 1995 game. Before I got it, it appears to have been in good hands, with the original manual and schematic in the right place in great condition inside.

It's on the first level, just two steps and it's out to the driveway. Easy out. Lowball offers don't obligate me to invest my time to respond.