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Appreciate the input. I will pass it along! Cheers!

Well, if you consider a $600 playfield, $400 backglass, $300 for new displays, $150 for new plastics, and at least $250 in sockets, targets, drop downs, rubbers, LEDs and other odds and ends I don't think it's crazy for someone that wants a machine that plays perfectly and looks really nice. A...

Folks, I have a buddy that's interested in selling his Bally Star Trek. Asking price is $3500 and the game is located in Pickering. He might have some room to move. Don't crap on me about the price, I have no clue if it's fair or not. If you don't think it is given the list below, let me know...

Magic pixie dust sprinkled in when they bake it! :) Absolutely no clue why it looks so good but definitely happy that you guys are satisfied!

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Thanks for the kind words Rob! Glad I could help you out!

Thanks for the positive plug Walt!

Thanks Ryan. Glad we could get things sorted out!

Guys, I will be participating in the Pinball For Change tournament at Adam's on April 1st. I already have to bring up a piece of playfield glass for Drano. If anyone else needs any let me know. Pricing details are in the for sale section. Admins, feel free to slap me if this is inappropriate...

Not sure if any of you have seen this on Pinside. This is an interesting alternative to NOS/CPR playfields at half the cost. Seems like these guys have a licensing agreement and have worked out the kinks with the product...

It was great meeting both of you last night Chris and Bernie! I'm doing my best to put the PBR nicknames together with the faces/names I meet at the events. Slow and steady wins the race! Thanks to Mike for hosting (you have storage space at my place for a machine or two anytime!) and Walt for...

I know who has your game and I play it regularly. You did a nice job on it. I'd consider buying this guys machine for $600 but I don't think he would sell it for that little.

For that game at that price, if it was in good condition, there's no way he would still have it for sale. And based on what spikedbat reported back there is an obvious reason it isn't gone yet.

Thanks for the info. Did you get a chance to play it or check out the guts? There's a company starting to offer "hardtops" for certain games on Pinside - https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/space-shuttle-new-prototype-playfield-product. Half the price of CPR playfields. This may be an option...

I sold 4 working displays, the master and the cables from my Firepower for $100 to someone on the forum. I'm not sure about the displays for Space Shuttle but I'm sure deals can be found somewhere.

Anyone know the Space Shuttle seller? Might be interested if the price doesn't get really stupid.

This guy is on pinside.com and really easy to deal with - http://nvram.weebly.com/ I checked my PMs with him. For my Firepower I paid $14 USD all in. Not sure what he would charge you for what you need but you can email him.

I've built a few MAME cabs. My control panels have always been made of MDF wrapped in vinyl and have t-molding on them. Never thought about using melamine. Have a look here: https://goo.gl/photos/1MFmig5WfT5ruimD8 You basically need a spade bit for buttons and joystick holes and a slot cutter...

If it's not covered under warranty I can hook you up with a tech that lives in Ajax. Lots of the guys in the hobby know Kim and he's very good. Let me know if you want me to PM his number to you.