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I have not attempted to power it up.

too many pics lol

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I took about 80 pics

The story with this machine is it was originally located in a grocery store in Louisville, KY. My uncle's friend picked it up in 1988. The grocery burned down 2 weeks later! It sat in his garage until I picked it up in 2017. Notice the water damage at the bottom. This was caused by it sitting...

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In light of this new information about shipping, I will open this up to shipping if you work out all the details. And I have a few people in my PM's that might not be getting notifications that I've sent them messages over the last 24 hours.

You can see the serial # here.

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I just don't know anything about shipping these is what it comes down to.

This machine came out of a grocery store in Lousville in 1988. 2 weeks later the grocery store burned down! It sat in a garage outside of Louisville until I picked it up and drove it to Memphis in 2017. It has sat in my garage ever since. I don't seem to have the time/money/energy to continue in...

Why did you replace the power supply? Did you replace it with a switching psu? Those knock the voltage out too quickly and can keep the nvram (5114 chip) from being able to backup/store info. Does it have the 4164 ram mod? Either rebuild the original linear power supply (I like this option) or...

Yeah, he said he didn't even try to push to get rid of them. Luckily it was a family friend. He got them from a grocery store right before it burned down in the late 80s. How do I get to the boardset on the star trek? I'm scared to find out because of the water damage. Also, is that monitor...

I can't figure out how to get to Star Trek's boardset.

The boards look pretty good. I don't see any corrosion at all.

Inside Star Wars looks pretty clean. Star Trek has a ton of old spider egg sacs. Yuck. http://forums.arcade-museum.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=288076&stc=1&d=1478975055

Took just over an hour to load up and head out. Atari Star Wars and Sega Star Trek

800 mile round trip, 12 hours, 36 hours no sleep, $200. I brought them home last night. I hate to say it took me 4 years to get these, but I was not in a position to until now. They sat in this same spot in the opening of a garage since 1991 in Brooks, KY just outside of Louisville. Water...