For Sale: A very nice example of one of the most aesthetically-pleasing Bally system 11's out there - Elvira & The Party Monsters! A full tear-down, bulletproofing, and shop job, was just completed - the game looks great, and plays 100%.

The work completed is as follows:

- Power supply board rebuilt - all electrolytic capacitors replaced, all connector pins inspected and re-flowed as needed;

- MPU mounted battery holder removed, and a remote holder installed;

- One bad resistor, and the usual problematic female GI connector, was replaced on the interconnect board - all male connector pins inspected and re-flowed as needed;

- Bad diode replaced on the "ELVIRA" feature light PCB;

- A burnt female connector on an under playfield relay-board was replaced;

- Left slingshot coil replaced w/new, and multiple historic flipper wiring hacks properly repaired;

- Drop target under playfield mechanism completely disassembled, cleaned & adjusted;

- Complete top-side teardown;

- Playfield extensively cleaned, polished, and waxed;

- All new rubbers installed;

- All new red-star posts installed;

- Cliffy's EATPM ramp entrance protector kit installed;

- New ball trough runway gate installed;

- New black nylon leg protectors & chrome leg bolts installed;

- New premium balls installed;

- All playfield & backbox GI lighting, and a few key feature lights, replaced with LED's (most feature lights/flashers still incandescent) - ***NOTE: I DID NOT HAVE ENOUGH STOCK OF LEDS TO FINISH THE BACKBOX ON THIS PIN, I PLAN TO PICK MORE UP IN ALLENTOWN, AND WILL COMPLETE THE GI INSTALL BEFORE THE NEW OWNER RECEIVES THE PIN***;

- New custom instruction/price cards w/Acetate covers installed.

Please review the pictures for additional condition details and don't hesitate to reach out with any questions, or if you would like to see supplementary photos with any specific detail. Some insert decal wear in the typical areas is present, but the game shows very nice IMO. This pin spent the majority of its post-route life in a window-less basement, the cabinet fade is minimal to non-existent. There are a couple of cracks in the plastics, and one in the upper ramp. The ramp entrance corners are chipped/broken as they all are; however, the damage is now covered and protected with the metal Cliffy protector kit.

The game is located in Central Pennsylvania, just off I-80. Pickup is highly preferred, but shipping is not out of the question if the buyer makes all arraignments, and payment-in-full has cleared my account before the game leaves my possession. I can also recommend a very reasonable amusements shipper I use, and have had good luck with, who can usually move pins to most any door east of the Mississippi for ~$250. Allentown Pinfest delivery is also possible with payment in full prior, but I will only be attending the show on Friday (5/3).