CamaroMurph
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I am going to dip my toe into the pinball pool finally. I am going to look at a Black Knight pin and wanted to know what things to look for.
Murph
Murph
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Ive bought several non working machines that were easily revived....then again Ive bought several older working games that werent all that working after allLOL I don't think I've ever bought a machine that was actually working.... all of them have been 'dead' at the time of purchase.
Then again, that's a lot of the fun for me.
-Hans
I can usually figure out and reverse the hacks, but I agree on the other two, I cant stand trying to touch up a playfield, and water damage just plain sucksThere are 3 things that I look for on any pin before I purchase and I am by no means an expert.
1. Playfield condition.
2. Water damage of any kind.
3. Hacks.
I figure most anything else can be fixed or replaced. I make an offer accordingly. -Barry