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Shows a blank screen when turned on, but makes a steady, single tone sound. $65 + shipping

Still available.

I have two complete and working Namco Final Lap board sets. I purchased these as backups when I owned a two player sit-down machine. I have since sold the machine and have no use for these any longer. Each set includes what I believe are the video and audio boards. The first four pictures...

Selling parts from a Midway Little League pitch and bat head unit. Cabinet was severely damaged so I had to part it out. Score Step-up unit - $10 Shot Step-up unit - $10 Alternate Step-up unit - $10 Parts are complete, but I can't test. Send me a PM with what you want and I'll work out a...

Game has finally been sold!

My machine has the white planes. When I purchased the replacement film, white was the only option.

I'm at $450 but open to reasonable offers. I don't want to accept much less becuase it's a great machine and the parts are worth much more than that.

SAMI is still for sale...

It’s still for sale. I honestly figured it would be gone by now. I’ll keep waiting until it finds a good home.

Still no interest? Offers???

BUMP. This would make a great gift to yourself!

Thanks for the positive vibe! It is a great game.

Thanks for the recognition. Just wish someone would express interest in buying it.

Bump. I want this gone before the snow falls. Price reduced to $450.

Bump. I am open to offers.

I was originally going to sell this S.A.M.I. machine for parts because the bottom of the cabinet was so completely rotted out. The machine must have been in a damp location at some point in it's life because the particle board cabinet bottom was so completely swelled up, warped and rotted out...

UPDATE 9/13/17 SAMI PARTS ARE NO LONGER FOR SALE. I'VE REPAIRED THE CABINET AND HAVE THE SAMI UP FOR SALE IN A SEPARATE POST. $350 for a complete set of Midway S.A.M.I. parts. I want to sell this as a complete set, rather than part it out. There is no way all this stuff could be...

Thanks for the info, it's a HUGE help. I'll check into it.

It's a Wollensak T-1500 SS. I already checked the SAMs database but it didn't list that model. I can find almost no information for the solid state version of the T-1500.

I'm trying to replace an old transistor but can't decipher the numeric code printed on it. It doesn't match any coding system I found when I did a search. Any help would be appreciated. By the way it came out of a vintage reel to real tape recorder I'm trying to repair, and didn't know where...