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TRACK & FIELD!!!! :burnout:

Lookin good👍 Won't be long before your Twistin That steering wheel again. :50:

Just dont play the Atari 2600 version :50: Defender was huge when it was released back in "81". I can still see the crowd of kids around that cab, the day it was wheeled into our local Mom & Pop Grocery. :50: Back then, new release games were almost like new release films.:50:

Oh man thats a Super Sprint??? I thought it was one of those early Atari track games like Original Sprint? Where the heck has that thing been? That game was totally Roached. That was a great game in its day. wow.

Yeah, definitely pretty rough. At Least Your on your way. :whistle: At least I hear they are RePoping alot of the plastic pieces for those games nowadays. So at least thats good news. So if you have any of the Atari Sprint, Super Sprint games or a Key Drag Race, nows the time.

I like the full size puzzle games too, severely underrated arcades, those games never really get old.Tetris, Columns, Klax, Bubble Bobble, all great games. Can always fill an hour with a Puzzle arcade game.

Robotron, Sweet!! Actually I have seen worse looking Arcade Video games, alot worse restored. I dropped a few quarters into that game. As a kid 😁

You could probably just build it up with Bondo layers, then paint. It will probably never see hardcore arcade use again so probably the cheapest and easiest.

Doesn't look that bad. Agree with above though, make sure it's completely dried out before considering next move.

Probably better off going local. Not much to building the cabinets if you have a decent wood shop.

You should check out a local Automotive Wrap Dealer, they might be able to hook you up. Maybe pitch it as a project, after your done you can rip some pics off for them to promote thier product. Somebody might want the publicity? Heck it might create some jobs for them, with the Arcade game...

I would rather just lay out the 57 bucks. 🤣

I don't think I would attempt something like that. My guess is you only have about maybe a 30% chance of pulling something like that off, without messing it up somehow. And even then it would probably be noticeable up close. Probably end up going through 2-3 plexis before getting something...

Wow, Interesting, 57 bucks, pretty good. You would think those would be pretty hard to come by.Kind of makes or breaks the restoration.

🤣, That must of been fun.🤣 My guess is nobody recreates that piece.

Pretty cool, sometimes that stuff is almost as fun to look at as the restored arcade games.

Looks like your missing the smoked plexi for the back? That is going to be fun to try and find? 🤣 Wonder how many of those things got busted out over the years? 🤣

Probably 2 pretty good cabinets to preserve or restore. Probably not alot of those left out there.

Actually the Sit Down SH Cabinests seemed pretty common to me. Probably the most common of "The Golden Age Arcade Games" I probably came across more sit down SH cabs than uprights. They were just comfortable too. For something without padding they were just perfectly ergonomically designed. That...

Star Castle Rocked!!!, One of the most underated Video Arcade Games of all time. Star Castle (1980) While others were playing Pac-man I was playing Star Castle