Bobby Conover
2007-07-06 00:57:48 UTC
Hey guys, I'm selling off a bunch of my collection to make room for
some large cabs I bought. These are from my "keeper collection" so
they're nice and well cared-for in general. Here's the first batch.
Pictures for all games can be found here: http://www.libblerabble.com/sale/
Wacko - Works great, trackball has just been completely cleaned with
new bearings installed, monitor has been given a cap kit. Cab is in
great shape other than some scratches on the sides. - $500
TRON - I've owned this cab for about 7 years and in that time have
swapped on the nicest parts from two other TRON cabinets. I'm not a
big fan of repros so I never went that route -- the bezel, marquee,
control panel/joystick/spinner decal, etc are all original and in
great shape. The sideart is not great at all -- I never got around to
getting repro sideart for it. The game works perfectly and saves high
scores with a recharging cordless phone battery I cleanly rigged up
inside. I've also mounted a credit switch behind the coin reject
button, so when you push it you get credits. No more opening the coin
door! - $650
Space Duel - Works great, monitor is beautiful (I 'traded up' twice to
get this, the nicest of 3 6100s), cab is practically perfect except
for some light-ish wear around the edges of the right side. I tried to
get a good picture of it but the game is a bit hard to pull out at the
moment. - $500
Sega Spider-Man 4 player JAMMA - This is possibly the nicest looking 4-
player cabinet ever, and it is also much slimmer than the typical TMNT
style cab, which means it will actually fit through doorways and into
vehicles (with the control panel taken off). I bought this 7 years ago
with the intention of making an awesome all-4-player-games multicab,
but never ended up following through. It's super sharp and clean,
works great and the 25" monitor is nice with minimal burn-in. Two
extra buttons have been added to each player's controls to allow play
of more complex games like D&D. This would make a great multigame or
even MAME cab. - $400
Turkey Shoot - This one is a bit of a tease -- I'm not positive I'm
going to sell it and haven't decided how much to ask for it. I just
thought I'd put it out there and see what kind of interest it
generates. If you're interested, please make an offer. The cabinet is
in really nice shape with sharp bottom edges -- the Williams plastic
molding is even still in-tact on one side -- and some very light wear
on the sides. The gun works great with a new solonoid for kick-back
and a working light-up Grenade button. The control panel is nice with
some of the typical nut-hole depressions common on these (from players
gripping the panel with their left hand), and the bezel and marquee
are absolutely perfect with no flaking. The feather blower works, I
put brand new feathers in the machine and kept the originals ones in
case you want put them back in for that authentic feeling. I'll also
include a second working blower fan. The monitor has been given a cap
kit and looks beautiful, and I've replaced the old style battery
holder with one of the nice newer style holders from 1990s Williams
pinball machines, so high scores and settings stay saved. The game is
extremely clean inside and out, and I've recently cleaned and even -
waxed- the painted sides with a car buffer. Yes, I'm nuts, but the cab
sure looks nice! - $???
All games are in the Seattle area and I'd probably be willing to
deliver them if you're not too far away. I'm guessing most of the
interest in Turkey Shoot will be from afar, and unfortunately I don't
really have the means to crate and ship a game, so it'll have to be
NAVL or a similar service for shipping. E-mail me at
***@gmail.com if interested, and we'll go from there. Thanks!
Bobby
some large cabs I bought. These are from my "keeper collection" so
they're nice and well cared-for in general. Here's the first batch.
Pictures for all games can be found here: http://www.libblerabble.com/sale/
Wacko - Works great, trackball has just been completely cleaned with
new bearings installed, monitor has been given a cap kit. Cab is in
great shape other than some scratches on the sides. - $500
TRON - I've owned this cab for about 7 years and in that time have
swapped on the nicest parts from two other TRON cabinets. I'm not a
big fan of repros so I never went that route -- the bezel, marquee,
control panel/joystick/spinner decal, etc are all original and in
great shape. The sideart is not great at all -- I never got around to
getting repro sideart for it. The game works perfectly and saves high
scores with a recharging cordless phone battery I cleanly rigged up
inside. I've also mounted a credit switch behind the coin reject
button, so when you push it you get credits. No more opening the coin
door! - $650
Space Duel - Works great, monitor is beautiful (I 'traded up' twice to
get this, the nicest of 3 6100s), cab is practically perfect except
for some light-ish wear around the edges of the right side. I tried to
get a good picture of it but the game is a bit hard to pull out at the
moment. - $500
Sega Spider-Man 4 player JAMMA - This is possibly the nicest looking 4-
player cabinet ever, and it is also much slimmer than the typical TMNT
style cab, which means it will actually fit through doorways and into
vehicles (with the control panel taken off). I bought this 7 years ago
with the intention of making an awesome all-4-player-games multicab,
but never ended up following through. It's super sharp and clean,
works great and the 25" monitor is nice with minimal burn-in. Two
extra buttons have been added to each player's controls to allow play
of more complex games like D&D. This would make a great multigame or
even MAME cab. - $400
Turkey Shoot - This one is a bit of a tease -- I'm not positive I'm
going to sell it and haven't decided how much to ask for it. I just
thought I'd put it out there and see what kind of interest it
generates. If you're interested, please make an offer. The cabinet is
in really nice shape with sharp bottom edges -- the Williams plastic
molding is even still in-tact on one side -- and some very light wear
on the sides. The gun works great with a new solonoid for kick-back
and a working light-up Grenade button. The control panel is nice with
some of the typical nut-hole depressions common on these (from players
gripping the panel with their left hand), and the bezel and marquee
are absolutely perfect with no flaking. The feather blower works, I
put brand new feathers in the machine and kept the originals ones in
case you want put them back in for that authentic feeling. I'll also
include a second working blower fan. The monitor has been given a cap
kit and looks beautiful, and I've replaced the old style battery
holder with one of the nice newer style holders from 1990s Williams
pinball machines, so high scores and settings stay saved. The game is
extremely clean inside and out, and I've recently cleaned and even -
waxed- the painted sides with a car buffer. Yes, I'm nuts, but the cab
sure looks nice! - $???
All games are in the Seattle area and I'd probably be willing to
deliver them if you're not too far away. I'm guessing most of the
interest in Turkey Shoot will be from afar, and unfortunately I don't
really have the means to crate and ship a game, so it'll have to be
NAVL or a similar service for shipping. E-mail me at
***@gmail.com if interested, and we'll go from there. Thanks!
Bobby