Kawydud
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When I got into collecting classic arcade games last March, one of my goals was to have a Galaga. Seemed like every time I found one it was snatched up quick, or it was just bad timing to pick it up. Eight months and 24 games later I finally have my Galaga. This one I found was from Steve in Balston Spa, NY. He has been getting rid of a lot of games lately, and I just happened to be in the area last week. He posted a very nice non-working Galaga. I got in touch with him and picked it up the next day before coming home. I have had it in my heated garage all wrapped up till tonight. Steve had told me the guy he bought it from said it wasn't working, was in a private home its whole life I think. I drilled out the lock and got the cord out, check out the pictures I attached. The original manual is still attached to the back door, and down in the bottom of the cabinet was a postage paid survey card that is supposed to be filled out by operators when it was new. Such a nice machine, and by the way, she powered right up and played great.
