I see the same thing with retro pinball machines. The older big case designs not the new Stern ones. The machines that are pre 1990 that are in good condition are rare and easily fetch $5000+. You see people letting them rot in sheds at the same time demand thousands for them. It makes me sick :pissed:
EM's! wedgeheads!
I'm building my own pin from scratch, finding good plywood that is not full of voids is hard. Its crazy that some people let such great machines rot, especially how pre adams family, most machines had small production runs :/
are you going to the papa pinburgh 2012? I'm in as a contestant this year.. should be fun!
at least old big box miggys came in steel cases but you have people leaving batteries in and putting them up for years
