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Man, that Congo looks awesome.

Cool, I did a quick search, but admittedly, it probably wasn't as thorough as it should've been. haha Edit: I did read your thread, I'm really more interested in pricing and what is reasonable for a working game in decent shape. Not too particular about age as long as it's fun and challenging...

Hey Gang, Interested in buying my first pin. I spent way more money on pinball as a kid than I did vids, and I love vids, but my 'cade needs a pin. Here's the thing, I've been browsing CL for a couple months, and the few pins that do pop up are priced well out of my price range. Are pins...

Oh, also, you may have an uphill battle in court because you sent the money as a gift in order to avoid a service cost. I'm not a lawyer, but this may constitute some sort of fraud, or at the least, the judge will frown upon it.

Some simple rules about dealing on CL or really with anyone you don't know, and some of those you do: 1. Don't make any down-payment you're not willing to lose. 2. Do not pay for something you haven't taken possession of. 3. Do not pay for something you haven't seen in person. 4. Deal only...

Or if you have 4 machines or more, an Arcade.

I ate way to many chicken wings for lunch. I need a nap and some pepto. And those are my thoughts. :)

If it's a surface issue (e.g. on a flat surface), and smaller than a couple inches, I use wood filler. It's it's an edge or corner issue, or is more significant damage, I use bondo. If it's a very large chunk taken out, I cut around it, then cut a new piece to replace it, then use bondo to...

I've always thought of it as a marketing term largely geared toward women. Similar to Valentines Day. Haha

I also need a pair of replacement gears for my Outrun.

Even though, I wasn't alive during the 50s, Part of me still lives in the mid-century era. I would refer to it as a Den, then again, I wear a smoking jacket around my house and enjoy a good Tom Collins.

Three?!! Hrmph.

Haha, true... I'd have a whole row of pins if they weren't so expensive.

I find it interesting that some of my favorite games are the least played. Tempest... what a great game. I'd grab a beer and make a bee-line for it.

A Skeeball machine is definitely high on my list.

I pumped so many quarters into Karate Champ as a kid. They had one at this campground where my family spent most of our summer weekends. Been on the lookout for one for a while.

I'm somewhat embarrassed to say... I've never played Robotron. I saw the gameplay on youtube and decided I must have one. I'm in Dayton, Ohio if anyone is feeling generous. :D

What are the most popular games? Do people gravitate toward the 'classics?' Any particular games that stand out as favorites?

You guys all did it in the wrong order. Start collecting THEN buy your first house. :D

I pumped more quarters into Tempest than any other game as a kid. Someday I hope to have one.