Gravitar for sale - $750
Price reduced from $1200 to $750. Christmas special!
I bought this from a guy who bought it from Atari way back in the day and had owned it ever since so it's definitely home use only. This doesn't mean it's perfect but it's certainly very nice overall. There are a few small scratches low on one side of the artwork as shown in the photos. And a tiny chip on the front at the very bottom edge, also shown.
When I got it the monitor was not working. Turned out to be a 555 timer that had to be replaced. I went ahead and did the full bulletproofing on the monitor including the deluxe Bob Roberts kit and the extra parts kit that includes a lot of upgrades. I installed an LV2000 LT as well so hopefully it will work for many years with no problems. The picture looks great. I forgot to take pics of that but I'll add some later if anyone would like. I don't see any screen burn at all.
The coin counter shows just over 300 clicks. It was under 300 when I got it. That doesn't mean there weren't more plays though since you can credit it up inside by pressing the credit button without adding a click to the meter.
There's some cracking along the front edge of the CPO as usual. The front still has what I assume are the original locks and keys. The back door does not have a lock now and is held in with screws. What else would you like to know? Here's some pics:
The first pic is from when I first brought it home. The rest show it with the glass removed because I had just reinstalled the monitor when I took them.
Price reduced from $1200 to $750. Christmas special!
I bought this from a guy who bought it from Atari way back in the day and had owned it ever since so it's definitely home use only. This doesn't mean it's perfect but it's certainly very nice overall. There are a few small scratches low on one side of the artwork as shown in the photos. And a tiny chip on the front at the very bottom edge, also shown.
When I got it the monitor was not working. Turned out to be a 555 timer that had to be replaced. I went ahead and did the full bulletproofing on the monitor including the deluxe Bob Roberts kit and the extra parts kit that includes a lot of upgrades. I installed an LV2000 LT as well so hopefully it will work for many years with no problems. The picture looks great. I forgot to take pics of that but I'll add some later if anyone would like. I don't see any screen burn at all.
The coin counter shows just over 300 clicks. It was under 300 when I got it. That doesn't mean there weren't more plays though since you can credit it up inside by pressing the credit button without adding a click to the meter.
There's some cracking along the front edge of the CPO as usual. The front still has what I assume are the original locks and keys. The back door does not have a lock now and is held in with screws. What else would you like to know? Here's some pics:
The first pic is from when I first brought it home. The rest show it with the glass removed because I had just reinstalled the monitor when I took them.
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