Does anybody know who had the warehouses the pickers went through on tonight's show? I would love to check those places out and talk shop with those folks.
Ken
Ken
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I didn't think the warehouses were that great. The first one, they said they were worried about the roof leaking and the Pong looked like it already had got wet. Nice of them to show the Pac-Man but too bad they didn't say anything about it. There were a lot of jukes in both places and the pins were cool. I was really surprised that they ignored the Playboy pin next to the Charlies Angels. It is just as collectible as that or the Ali that they were swooning over. The "appraiser" had some sweet pins. I have been to the Texas Pinball Festival that the guy organizes. Great show.
I agree on the Playboy, but I just figured you see the Playboy more often than the Ali and the Charlie's Angels. I'd also like to know if they bought more off camera. I'm sure they have friends that would be interested too, like the guy they called. Part of me suspects since they called him, they may have told him the location later or off-camera - he could have told other people. Part of me thinks it's probably already been gone through by now, but maybe I'm wrong and they don't want to give their buddies tips on where to make money. I'm sure connecting someone with these places could possibly get them a discount on labor for the pins they bought.
Personally I don't think they bought either machine. Didn't see them load anything. .
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Yeah, somebody could score some great games if they could figure out where that 2nd warehouse is. The people there said they wanted to sell more!
Saw a Defender, Gorf, Phoenix, Pac Man, Frogger and some fishing game.
The better warehouse was in Sugarland TX. Town can't be that big..if I lived close i would just drive to the town and ask around about the local vending guy that recently closed. someone will point you to them.
The better warehouse was in Sugarland TX. Town can't be that big..
Sugarland is part of Houston and it's massive urban sprawl. That particular operator has been "going out business" for years. Both of those places have been cherry picked long ago.