4900 without color DMD. Trades Considered. Especially interested The Simpsons Pinball Party, Funhouse, and Total Nuclear Anhillation but all offers welcomed. Extremely spiffy players White Water with Color DMD. This machine is electronically refurbished by TNT amusements, has in-tact and uncracked old stock mountains and ramps, full Comet 2.0 SMD LEDs, and is amazingly fun. Happy to help newbies or talk with seasoned pros.
If you’ve never played one, this is a fantastic non-mode based game. There are multiple easy to achieve objectives like collecting ramps and multiballs, and hard to achieve wizard modes like Wet Willies and the vacation jackpot that will keep you coming back for more. There is an animatronic yeti that controls a diverter, a mini upper playfield, and tons of ramps. It’s a great and fun game I’d put in the same category as Whirlwind and Fish Tales as non-mode based games.
Was bought from TNT amusements… they reconditioned and inspected all electronics in June 2019.
Look through my sales history… you will see over 100 individual WhiteWater parts… I bought a few large collections of parts with ramps and mountains and traded out the best parts to put in this machine.

I have done my best to provide as many pictures, videos, and as much information as I could, but would be happy to answer your questions.
What I am looking for-
In order of preference:
1. The Simpsons Pinball Party (with cash from me)
2. Fun House (with cash from you)
3. Total Nuclear Annihilation
4. Cash
5. Other Trades (I’m open)… 2 for ones, trades + cash… worst I can say is no
*I am not looking to ship at this time.
*Machine is in walkout basement with small grass hill to road

More information than you could ever want about the machine is below:
Videos of this machine:
Tour of this exact machine:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uZlC7bDwQcA

Condition:
-All original boards reconditioned by TNT amusements in June 2019
-Cabinet 7/10 (my opinion, take it for what it’s worth) numerous touchups by me that are noticeable when pointed out, but may bother some more than others.
-Playfield 8/10 (my opinion, take it for what it’s worth). A small scratch under the left drop, a little playfield wear where the ball pops out from the mine, shooter lane shows it’s not a NIB machine, drops show a bit of wear. Ramps and mountains have been replaced with other old stock ramps and are all uncracked (rare on this title).
-Topper 10/10 (original topper with new dome and new bulbs all working 100%)
Mods:
-Brand new LCD Color DMD
-Removed beat up mylar to reveal clean playfield underneath
-COMET 2 SMD LEDs in
-LED trough light
-LED backboard light over rear mountains
-Floater Keychain (From Amazon!)
Repairs/Alterations:
-Brand new topper dome
-All new rubbers and Comet 2 SMD LEDs
-Touchup paint on cabinet
-Replaced all mountains with uncracked old stock versions
-Replaced all ramps with uncracked old stick versions
-Look through my sales history… you will see over 100 individual WhiteWater parts… I bought a few large collections of parts with ramps and mountains and traded out the best parts to put in this machine before reselling them.
The bad:
-Small wear spot near the pop out
-Small scratches on playfield under left ramp near spiral in the outlane (hidden by ramp while playing)
-Numerous touchups (by me) on cabinet
-Wear in the shooter lane
-Wear by the drops
-Pincup not included
Please feel free to ask questions, post trade offers, or comment on the awesome quality of the keychain.
Thanks for reading my essay!

Edit: I forgot that when I picked this up from TNT amusements, they did a video of it. Todd Tuckey himself shows what he did to this game and describes how they reconditioned the boards. Please note that the machine is much nicer than shown in this video, as there are new LEDs, Color DMD, additional lighting, replaced mountains, and replaced ramps. Todd Tuckey starts talking about my machine at 3 minutes in and talks about the work done to the boards at about 7 minutes. These improvements include the rebuilding the high voltage section, some replaced connectors, battery board, offset chip, and a handful of other things

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNU3X6YiJ8Y&feature=youtu.be