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Thanks to everyone interested. My boss decided to make a deal with someone local as-is because we have no space for it. While he might have gotten a higher price by doing repairs first and/or shipping or waiting a few days, he decided getting it out faster was more important. Sorry to anyone...

Btw - if anyone wants to make an offer as-is and do the repairs themselves, let me know (with the offer) because my boss may decide it's more important to get the space than the extra funds a repair may generate...

Here are two photos I got. One side looks pretty good: The other side not so good. nicks and scratches in the artwork. If This Old Game or Phoenix Arcade has the artwork package, this could be fixed fairly easily:

Have a customer who is looking to unload a few games - including an EDOT. The pictures I've seen look really nice, but I'm waiting to see it in person before judging. I was told by my boss that it's playing, but the screen is dim and the voices are kind of messed up. We'd fix the monitor...

Thank you to all those who were interested or made offers. This item has been sold. I will leave it to the buyer if he wishes to identify himself, or the final price...

There is sometimes a little wave on the right by the score. I don't know anything about tube tv's, so I don't know if this is tv-related, power-related, or something else. And of course the weird stuff that sometimes happens during the game like happened in the 2-player game I mentioned. And...

Here's a video I took today of me playing a 1-player game: BP78tGzfVBA The credit or start button is a bit flaky, as I have to push them 5-10 times to get a game to start. Also, when I was playing a 2-player game, the player 1 ship disappeared while the player 2 ship kept going. Probably...

Go read my "Stuck waiting in Mesquite" thread in the Texas section. Nuff said...

More pics: Original Zenith 13" B/W TV-monitor with vacuum tubes: Original game boards: Original power supply, transformer, and coin counter. The coin counter reads "002584": Original "gas-can" coin box. Apparently the coin mechanism was loosened in order for the credit button to fit:

I know a local collector who is unloading a bunch of pieces. Most are common titles, but one is this piece. He would rather sell it to someone who would appreciate it and doesn't want to have to use E-Bay, but will if he gets no reasonable offers. He's seen what even broken ones with...

1) Don't know why we need to call or email for a quote. I'm sure you have a set price + shipping. 2) What brand are these monitors?

You need to change your location since you moved. Might help sell something...

Don't suppose I could just get two sets of connectors and pins to make my own? I'd rather color-code the wiring in case I ever need to quickly troubleshoot it, instead of having to go find the pinout. If not, put me down for two sets. BTW - is it necessary to populate EVERY ground? Are they...

I just sent payment for two sets, please....

The larger boards were the one they were having problems with the trackball connectors not working. Connecting via the Player 2 wiring worked, though. From what I've seen, the newer smaller boards no longer have that issue...

How is a 25k7191 chassis going to work on a 27" monitor?

Yep, but I'm fat. Need some 3XL...

Are you the model? Not to derail, but if that's what you call a messy office, you'd have an aneurysm if you my workspace here at home....

If someone says to me, "Make an offer", I say, "Okay, I didn't know this was Ebay, so I'll start my bid at $1." If they get bitchy, I tell them, "If you have a price in mind, then state it. Otherwise, you're just auctioning it off to the highest bidder, and right now that's me. Let me know if...

yokes Dammit - thought I was PMing