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Had one done for an Atari DigDug cocktail probably 10-15 years ago. I think it was $130'ish. Beveled edge, tempered glass, and very specific radius on rounded edges for the 4 corners.

Here's an interesting one for you. A slot machine license sticker from 1956. This is from a bumper pool table made around the same year, at the time called Bally Pin-Pool. Later we just call them bumper pool tables. This machine has a coin slot that take 2 dimes. I did an LED upgrade on it for...

I made my own from vacuum hose tubing from the auto parts store for my Challenger crane. This was 15 years ago, don't have more details than that or tube size as i can't remember. Stretched into place, cut, then a white plastic connector to join the two. Maybe I glued the connector, don't...

Got mine from ebay. Part worked perfectly.

Old RAM at A6 was M58725P. Would get the sound timeout error which would go away, but it was certainly bothersome. Can confirm I just swapped in MB8128-15 at the A6 position and sound timeout error is gone. I've had this game for 6 years now with the timeout error. Problem solved.

Newbies or veterans are welcome to cherry pick the collection for well over the going rate. http://www.thebasementarcade.com

Thank you Z0ner on this information. I never followed up with the RAM swap and just lived with the results from my original post. I'll have to try this in the near future by swapping with a MB8128-15 and post back with results to verify also.

Working Centipede arcade for $1250. Has a nice bright monitor and newer trackball. On lower front of the cab there is a metal corner protector on the right and missing corner protector on the left which can be seen in pictures. Artwork and cpo is in nice shape otherwise.

Working Congo Bongo arcade for $1250. Monitor is in great condition, nice and bright. Side art and CPO in good condition with some scratches. There is some type of black substance underneath the bottom of the cabinet that can't be seen which was on it from a warehouse. Couldn't get it off so a...

Tron $2500. Great condition Tron arcade game out of a private collection. Nice artwork on this survivor. I've owned this game for 12 years now, and it was in an old mans basement for 20 years before me. Plays great, has a freeplay button installed left of coin door. Will knock some money off for...

My thoughts are this will be great with the grandkids as a multiplayer. Three little pigs, right? And yes, it’s just plain huge.

The Vintage Vault Arcade gets a beautiful example of a Pig-Out arcade game. Game is not for sale. Clocking in near 400pounds, it was not easy to get it from the garage to the walkout basement. And of course, it rained cats, dogs and pigs the whole way home. I dislike bringing home games in the...

I have over 40 arcade games fully working in the basement arcade. Zero spare PCB's. Over 20 years collecting, never had the need to swap out a dead or bad PCB board. Power supplies and CRT's, now that's another story.

Since 2009.... Vintage Vault Arcade

Yeah, everyone with a broken or worn arcade game in their basement or mobile home is now an ebay detective. At least I enjoyed plenty of $25, $50 and $100 games while it lasted. Yes, I said mobile home. This bad boy was in a guys mobile home kitchen back in 2010.

It's been a few since my last update post.

I always thought Xevious and Star Wars looked great together. Both have V cut slanted cabs made by Atari, and both are 2 completely different types of spaceship shooters. (far left on the row)

I had a pretty minty Crystal Castles that I had for 12 years in my arcade. I had to replace the trackball rollers and rebuild the ARII to get it going when I picked it up. That was it. It certainly is a looker. However, for some reason most visitors never gravitated to or tried out the game. I...