The "How much is this table worth" thread....

[Mozie]

Didn't last long I'd add 1k onto both tbh but these days who knows

 

[myPinballs]

I've bought a few Williams of that era that have similar issues. All of them were as simple as a fuse or no credits, or one dodgy connector. Lots of people don't have a clue what to do with those games once the batteries run out and they go factory with freeplay off or into audits mode.

Buy a lottery ticket your luck is in lol next week though your system 6 cpu board packs in good luck

 

[David_Vi]

Buy a lottery ticket your luck is in lol next week though your system 6 cpu board packs in good luck

Well usually the one dodgy connector is the 40pin
I've had issues with one over and over till the mpu was replaced.

 

[Sgt GrizZ]

Williams 1968 Doozie

Playfield and backglass in good shape. Cab sadly has been repainted at some stage.

Looks complete but not working currently .

value as is ? And if fully working ? Decent game ? Any thoughts from the EM crowd

Genuinely asking for a friend

 

[ronsplooter]

Zipper flipper game which is cool and it's a single player wedgehead but doesn't look the most fun to play as it's wide open and all about getting the rollovers over and over again. Also a Williams EM so not that desirable and the worst of the big 3 in terms of chimes. Pointy people artwork which some people like but not my cup of tea.

Non working maybe £300 to £500 depending on just how nice the backglass and playfield are. If it was working then maybe £500 to £800 but I'm not a fan of it so factor that into my guestimates