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I hope everyone is doing well. I haven't been on the forums much this summer. Just like many people, I've had some extra time on my hands and spent some of it going through all my projects and parts. I found a lot of stuff I don't need anymore. Rather than list it piece by piece, here are some...

Wondering if anyone has a set of these dispensing wheels/hoppers for a classic Beaver Vending gumball machine? Looking for the pinwheel style shown here. Let me know what you have? Thanks

Just wondering if there is a local source for arcade repair (PCB, monitors etc.)? I have an Atari Super Sprint that's been having multiple issues and vids are just not my thing. I'd love to find someone who can give it a good shakedown and get it running 100% Happy to pay for repair services...

One of my favorite pinball art packages (playfield and backglass anyway)!

7 Quicksilver !?!?!?!? Where are they all hiding? I thought they were rarer than hen's teeth.

That's a beauty! Especially if that is original (near) HUO condition. From those photos I would've assumed the cabinet had been restored until you stated it had been in a collectors hands since 1996.

One time I had a lock that was such a pain to drill. Broke a couple of bits. I was so fed up that I went and grabbed my big corded BOSCH hammer drill (the kind that needs two hands to operate and looks like a small jackhammer). Needless to say it made short work of that lock. It was overkill...

I definitely sold off my collection of silver and bronze age comics many many moons ago.

If you're willing to learn and don't mind reading through lots of troubleshooting posts, I think owning a couple of slightly older games is a great option. I didn't know a thing about repairing pinball machines when I got my first one. Today I can take them apart and put them back together. If...

Game is sold pending pick-up

Hi Everyone, I haven't been very active in a while. Lots of projects on the go but not a lot of time to document them. Watch for some cool upcoming restorations on a Bally Fathom and a Stern Dragonfist! I'm also finally getting around to working on my Cactus Canyon. Hopefully I can try and share...

That game was sold and was at Bluffs Pinball for a while. Not sure if it is still there, but it was seeing regular play and seemed okay. At first it feels just like a cearcoated playfield (which means ball was sliding a bit), but nothing crazy. I quite liked it as an alternative option for a...

I'm going through a similar issue with my only dedicated vid, an Atari Super Sprint. One day the thing just stopped working properly and I'm not very skilled at vid repair. I've been chasing my tail for months and my basement gameroom is a disaster of parts and half-finihsed repairs. I really...

These things are heavy and do not travel well. The best thing would be to try your local Kijiji. I have a 1957 Seeburg KD-200 and that thing is a PIG to move around. Also, if it hasn't had basic maintenance in a long time, you're looking at big dollars and time to get it 100%. Not trying to...

The second you tell the US agent that you're bringing the machine down to 'sell' to another collector, you'll wish you hadn't. Follow the advice already given. Get him to meet you on the Canadian side (preferably away from the actual border crossing). It's another hour for the buyer, but he...

I'm getting rid of a few projects/parts that I no longer have time for. Here I'm selling this custom rig that I made up a few years ago when toying around with making a custom WWII pin. The idea was to make a working prototype platfor for wiring up and test-playing a white-wood. Sturdy...

Hey Everyone, I have a couple of parts from custom pinball projects that never got off the ground or just died. This one was for a Batman 66 themed machine (prior to Stern announcing theirs) and was meant to be modelled after an early 1980's solid state pin. The base cabinet is from a Williams...

How is this not sold? :eek: Still my favorite modern Stern. So simple, so great!

Awesome room!!!