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Looks to have originally been a blue Donkey Kong.

"I'm not dead yet" - movie quote, anyone, anyone Been mostly a lurker these days as the Camaros have been absorbing any free time I have. I will leave you with some thoughts on your joystick questions. When trying to consider originality, look for evidence of change. While not always...

Got them all. Thanks for continuing to contribute.

Wow. Great find. Interesting that the serial tags don’t have a model number to distinguish the specific game let alone any Nintendo marking.

Oh, I love the TUB.

Cool thanks. The copyright info on the Nintendo art is very inconsistent. It’s interesting that your later serial game has what is perceived as earlier art work compared to your earlier serial game. Could be one has reproduction artwork, could just be the inconsistent application of artwork...

Thanks for these. Is it correct that your number 1 serial number corresponds to your number 1 instruction card? So, 04916 has a Big instruction card that only has Nintendo on it?

Let’s start here.

I've been knee deep in my other hobby. I have spend the better part of the last couple of years making progress on a 79 Camaro Z28 that will end up a tribute car to the same in the movie Fast Times at Ridgemont high.

Hey all.

Hey all. I want to reassure you I have not forgot about this. Time and life get in the way. While it may seem I don't pay attention I do. Murph

Nice. Guessing it has the 2 carriage bolts through the side and the later metal framed monitor.

Sweet. Got em all. Thanks

Cool. got em. Keep um coming

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That would be a cool way to do it. Maybe even the factory push button start switch from that ZL1.

While I know that a credit button sounds like a good solution, why not leave it like the arcade experience and leave it on quarters. Pole Position is one of the few games with a nice ledge to put the quarters on. I store many quarters up there and I think it adds to the experience by coining...

Nice.............. Pole Position and a ZL1. Better start teaching her how to power slide that turn in the ZL1............ Murph

Interesting that one conversion kit is TPP1 and one is TPPX. One is C Nintendo 1982 (made in Japan) and one is C 1982 Nintendo of America Inc. Both have TPP1 rev E ROM's. Made for different regions in different locations with different designations or early vs later conversion parts? The...

Very nice example. Murph