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Cool dude. Yeah, I guess some was lost when the forum updated it's software a few years ago. PM me if you need any info. Or, post it here. We could make it part of the thread.

Awesome find. Great score. This early Ms Pac is in way better shape than mine.

What the serial number on the cab? Mine is relatively low number (sn# 804).

Yes. Contact me in a conversation. Thanks!

Awesome. Good luck. I may be able to make a few measurements if you need them, but as you can see, the side art is all round edges.

Here's mine. This cab was probably converted from Dragon's Lair. Cab# LD 05100.

Disassembly thoughts continued... Behind the marquee. The speaker is too deteriorated to reuse: The cab is much better already. No longer a hantavirus hazzard hopefully: The inside front corners are really swollen with moisture, even though the outside of the cab is OK in these areas. I'm...

Thoughts During Disassembly... Example of the side art condition around the edges: I think its fine. Very age-appropriate. The monitor with its interesting cab adapter frame. This WG 4903 chassis and the tube look surprisingly good. Should work fine after a cap kit. I've never seen a door...

King! ... of nasty Here's Jungle King 141508: I've been meaning to get started on this project forever. The cab is mostly OK. Some wear and swelling. There is a slot cut into the kickplate for a bill acceptor (now gone). The whole thing is very dirty. The marquee and bezel are in good shape...

Although... now that I look at it more closely... It does have the same unconnected wiring as in your picture. I guess I thought it was just unused interlock wires. Maybe my cab did have backlight wiring 🤔.

Nice work so far. Not sure about others, but mine did not have any wiring for the marquee backlight before I modded it.

Great work so far! Good job on the kickplate. Mine smelled like forty years ago when I got it, so I left it alone.

Yes. Will send you a PM. Reliability is a definitely a legit question. I've wondered about it. What's a good metric? Number of successful moves? Force required to make a move? Re-centering speed? Unbroken parts? Can I pick the cab up by the joystick and not break it? This makes me wonder how...

I am so glad these fit and work OK in a FF. Thanks so much the help. Waffel essen!

OK, maybe a bit more than minor changes... After testing this design for a few days, it was clear it wasn't strong enough. The rings were too thin and cracked easily. https://forums.arcade-museum.com/media/bzgrommet-4-1-jpg.18196/full So, I made several major changes this time around: -...

Would like to get pics and info of this part of a Taito cab as well. Here are pics from an unrestored Jungle King I have. This game was heavily modified / picked over before I got it. While this plate is inside the coin door on the right side, it looks more like leftover cabinet lock hardware...

Jelly Green mode engage!

Thanks for all the interest in the Atari BZ/FF grommets. After playing around with the first prototype for a few days, I feel it needs some (relatively minor) changes to be solid enough to send out. Will update soon.

I made no attempt to smooth out the underside. I just painted it. IIRC, I was pretty tired of grinding metal and bondo at that point in the project.

Yes this. I did something similar with my Q*Bert cp and it worked quite well.