Up for sale is a 1979 Bally KISS pinball machine, numbers matching, 100% working. Price is firm. Game has been completely disassembled and rebuilt by an experienced pinball tech. All displays are the original retro-looking plasma, all work great, none are burned. Here is a list of some of the work that has been done.

-All new rubber rings
-Rebuilt flippers with new parts
-Rebuilt pop bumpers with new parts
-New pop bumper caps
-New drop targets
-New lane guides
-New pinball
-New leg levelers (feet)
-New plunger barrel spring
-New acorn nuts
-New coin door lock
-New apron scorecards
-New grounded power cord
-Power supply / transformer assembly refurbished with upgraded bridge rectifiers and heat sinks, ground upgrades, heavy-duty diode upgrades, new connector pins
-CPU board refurbished with new coin battery holder, ground mods completed
-Solenoid driver board refurbished with all new electrolytic capacitors, ground and 5 volt upgrades completed
-Lamp driver board refurbished - all lamps work
-Sound driver board refurbished with all new electrolytic capacitors
-Numerous connectors completely rebuilt with new housings and upgraded Trifurcon connector pins
-Playfield triple-polyurethane clear-coated
-Backglass clear-coated with Krylon Triple-Thick
-Playfield protectors in all critical areas

The negatives - backglass paint has some cracking, but all artwork is still there, now anchored down with multiple coats of Krylon Triple-Thick. Cabinet art has typical fading for 40-year-old game, but it is all there. The game is priced accordingly - these games are fetching ridiculous prices.