Big Indian - $400 - Scarborough
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-buy-sell-other/city-of-toronto/1973-gottleib-big-indian/1038145002?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Liberty Bell - $750- Hamilton...
I just finished updating 26 pages in regards to the prefixes in the PINBALLS FOR SALE section. Will get around to doing the PINBALLS WANTED and other classifieds section shorty so that everything will be consistent and clean going forward.
Check your email Drano, i sent you a screen shot of how I link images from my flickr account/albums. It use to be so much easier but flickr has been getting worse and worse when it comes to getting the proper URL code you need to post in order to embed inside the IMG tags.
Not sure if you will have it available but on the top of your post there might be a drop down called thread tools and an option called Edit Thread. If not don't worry about it and just bump your for sale thread and mention that it is **SOLD** and I will take care of the rest like I always have...
Why Pinball Machines Make the Perfect Holiday Gift for the Person Who Has It All
The hardest people to buy presents for are the folks who have everything they want, or can buy pretty much anything they want. For them you have to be smarter and choose that special and creative gift they didn’t...
The Amazing Spider Man & Volcano - $2000/each - Scarborough
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-video-games-consoles-other/city-of-toronto/pinball-machines/570289167?enableSearchNavigationFlag=true
Iron Man - $4295 (+HST) - Midland...
I think in past 4 years the only other Congo playfield I have come across was a full populated NOS one on pinside about 1.5-2 years ago and one popped up on PPS's website few weeks ago but was snagged pretty quickly. What was his asking price for this current Congo playfield?
Spirit of '76 - $750 - Richmond Hill
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-toys-games/markh ... nFlag=true
Star Wars Episode 1 Plastics and Protectors Set - $200
http://www.kijiji.ca/v-toys-games/city- ... nFlag=true
I don't know if these are a benefit as some people I have talked to told me these chewed up the end of their stairs depending on the angle you use these. I don't have the luxury of using a dolly at my house :cry:
The things we all do for this hobby and big thanks to my brother in-law...
If you can afford the few extra dollars there is the Cadillac of all dollies... the Escalera Stair Climber 8-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5O_IbUq8jME
I think an appliance dolly would be your best bet as long as you don't need to go off solid surfaces such as your lawn or backyard. This style seems to be most popular and has worked well for many people. It also comes with built in wratcheting strap which can be very finicky to operate. This...
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