Serious inquiries only. No trades.

Here is a video of the game! Enjoy!

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This listing is for an original (not a remake) Monster Bash in very good condition. The playfield is vibrant with no fading and very minor insert wear that is hardly noticeable (see pics). The machine has been completely overhauled with full Comet LEDS including GI, inserts, backglass, flashers and spotlights ($150 value). The light show on this game is absolutely fantastic and vividly highlights every single detail of the playfield, plastics and ramps. The translite is in perfect condition with no fading and has a mixture of tastefully-placed RGB LEDs that creates a very unique backdrop for the mesmerising artwork. The rubbers are in excellent condition and the flipper rubbers are Super Bands. The cabinet artwork is in very good shape. There are some minor touchups on the red spiral, but they blend well and can hardly be seen unless you are specifically looking for them. The shooter lane is in good shape with some minor wear on the ball eject hole. The boards are in great shape with no corrosion. There is one missing plastic above the pop bumpers. The game was just fully cleaned, is 100% working and plays lightning fast. Overall this is a very nice example of this rare title. There are only 3,361 original Monster Bash machines in existence and a lot of them are heavily routed and trashed. This one has been well cared for and I’ve spent countless hours putting love into it to get it looking its very best. This is not a remake title. The remakes play way differently and are made with cheap Stern playfields that begin chipping and forming divets as soon as you launch the first ball. This is the real deal and would make a stunning addition to any arcade, game room or man cave and is for serious collectors only. Call/text ########## [phone number removed]. Thanks for looking!

Shipping can be arranged via STI at buyer’s expense. This includes door-to-door delivery, professional wrapping and insurance for the full value of the game. Typical costs are between $350-500, depending on location.