CyberBall complete non op

wow that's awesome, the one I have is untested but I haven't had time to check it, so it's currently non operational. But would probably want to find a home for it soon.
 
Before you get too excited about that price you need to realize that he bought a completely mint restored Tournament game. While yours does appear to be in good shape, it's not the Tournament Ed game or the same condition. There's a LOT of work that goes into overhauling a dual monitor 4 stick monster like that.

This is a BIG game and not many folks want to deal with or can handle big games. Shipping is also more expensive because these ship by dimensional weight where size is king. The size and shipping costs erode available buyers. There tends to be a small but dedicated following for this game and if you find the right buyer you can sell it for good money, even when shipping is involved. But understand that you may not make a quick sale. Though being in CA should help with overall availability of buyers.

It took me 4 years to get mine (just over a year ago). During that time I saw many of these come up for sale in the New England area and beyond, from a low of ~$400 to a high of the above. All but a handful were outside of my travel dist or I couldn't act fast enough. The great majority of them sold between $700 and $1k in all states of condition. I payed $500 but the game had miles on it. The cab was dropped at some point and has damage, wasn't working, needed monitor and joystick rebuilds. etc. A decent project.

Good luck if you decide to move it on.
 
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Before you get too excited about that price you need to realize that he bought a completely mint restored Tournament game. While yours does appear to be in good shape, it's not the Tournament Ed game or the same condition. There's a LOT of work that goes into overhauling a dual monitor 4 stick monster like that.

This is a BIG game and not many folks want to deal with or can handle big games. Shipping is also more expensive because these ship by dimensional weight where size is king. The size and shipping costs erode available buyers. There tends to be a small but dedicated following for this game and if you find the right buyer you can sell it for good money, even when shipping is involved. But understand that you may not make a quick sale. Though being in CA should help with overall availability of buyers.

It took me 4 years to get mine (just over a year ago). During that time I saw many of these come up for sale in the New England area and beyond, from a low of ~$400 to a high of the above. All but a handful were outside of my travel dist or I couldn't act fast enough. The great majority of them sold between $700 and $1k in all states of condition. I payed $500 but the game had miles on it. The cab was dropped at some point and has damage, wasn't working, needed monitor and joystick rebuilds. etc. A decent project.

Good luck if you decide to move it on.
Agree to this! This was a beast to get in! Is a super cool cab though and fun game and the TE is pretty hard to come by. Shipping wasn't too bad actually through grab and go (I think around $400). Most likely will never get rid of unless I stumble across a Super Tecmo Bowl!
 
My project standard edition, no montiors, missing a speaker and speaker grill, working before montiors were removed was about $500. Cab was in fair condition and a bit gross. It was super expensive to ship because its double sized :). Took me a year to find.

Its kind of an odd duck in terms of what it goes for. Its very fun, rare, huge but also not for everybody?

You can check out my slow progressing restore thread if you are curious about it.

Hope you bring it back or it finds a good home!
 
Before you get too excited about that price you need to realize that he bought a completely mint restored Tournament game. While yours does appear to be in good shape, it's not the Tournament Ed game or the same condition. There's a LOT of work that goes into overhauling a dual monitor 4 stick monster like that.

This is a BIG game and not many folks want to deal with or can handle big games. Shipping is also more expensive because these ship by dimensional weight where size is king. The size and shipping costs erode available buyers. There tends to be a small but dedicated following for this game and if you find the right buyer you can sell it for good money, even when shipping is involved. But understand that you may not make a quick sale. Though being in CA should help with overall availability of buyers.

It took me 4 years to get mine (just over a year ago). During that time I saw many of these come up for sale in the New England area and beyond, from a low of ~$400 to a high of the above. All but a handful were outside of my travel dist or I couldn't act fast enough. The great majority of them sold between $700 and $1k in all states of condition. I payed $500 but the game had miles on it. The cab was dropped at some point and has damage, wasn't working, needed monitor and joystick rebuilds. etc. A decent project.

Good luck if you decide to move it on.
Thank you for the information that's very helpful, i've been getting a few prices here n there, I guess this is just one of these games, but yeah it's definitely huge & heavy.
 
My project standard edition, no montiors, missing a speaker and speaker grill, working before montiors were removed was about $500. Cab was in fair condition and a bit gross. It was super expensive to ship because its double sized :). Took me a year to find.

Its kind of an odd duck in terms of what it goes for. Its very fun, rare, huge but also not for everybody?

You can check out my slow progressing restore thread if you are curious about it.

Hope you bring it back or it finds a good home!
wow $500 for the project cabinet that's cool, this one is pretty much all in tact but untested.
I probably won't turn it on unless I sit there and change power supply etc. More likely will find a home for it or trade.
 
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