Pretty sure those backglasses won't be any easier or cheaper to find. That is some of the worst flaking I've ever seen!Fairly sure that Zaccaria score mechs don't grow on trees
Definitely not pristine! Cracked plastic, grubby flippers, worn corners all visible at just a glance. Sure, it's in fine condition, and certainly a very good base upon which a pristine machine could be built, but "pristine" to me means "as new" or "better than new".Pristine condition....erm no, not even close but at least it looks that this one does actually exist which is a good start
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/WILLIAMS-...eo_Games_Coin_Operated_MJ&hash=item418c1a7ebb
Good for him. These things were invented to make money after all, and they entertain us at the same time.Hellloooooo....
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FESTIVE-R...perated_MJ&hash=item2edacfe73d#ht_3192wt_1158
An equivalent of the Haslingdon Arcade club in Birmingham?
This is a good tip for anyone a little suspect about any eBay listing. Just copy a bit of the text, preferably with some nice keywords, and paste it into a Google but wrap it in double-quotes: "..."Indeed it is. If you copy a segment of the description and google it, you'll see where it's been lifted from.
"Minty Fresh" is so yesterday, "Fresh Peach" is now almost par with BNIBHoly crap - is "This game has been completely disassembled, cleaned, polished, serviced and brought back
to as close to "Minty Fresh" condition as possible" an industy-standard phrase?
But at a base price of £150 it's gotta be a bargain. Photos are a bit blurry but it doesn't look trashed. It's got to be worth £150 in parts alone even if was to get broken into spares."Will need small refurb"