moonman94
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Hello all!,
This is my first restoration, atleast of a video game cabinet. I worked at CEC for a while as a Technical Manager, as well as have a love for all arcade machine. I currently work at Techshop Detroit and get to play with all kinds of fancy snazzy equipment.
I found this cabinet on Craigslist, it was listed as a "american horseshoes". It has been pretty well beat up, but not the worst for its age. It only had a few edges missing, but the original control panel was gone, it had thick house paint mixed with years of cigarette smoke over everything. However it had a working monitor, and most of the original parts including serial tag.
Hello all!,
This is my first restoration, atleast of a video game cabinet. I worked at CEC for a while as a Technical Manager, as well as have a love for all arcade machine. I currently work at Techshop Detroit and get to play with all kinds of fancy snazzy equipment.
I found this cabinet on Craigslist, it was listed as a "american horseshoes". It has been pretty well beat up, but not the worst for its age. It only had a few edges missing, but the original control panel was gone, it had thick house paint mixed with years of cigarette smoke over everything. However it had a working monitor, and most of the original parts including serial tag.
Here is a link to all of the images and there descriptions
This is my first restoration, atleast of a video game cabinet. I worked at CEC for a while as a Technical Manager, as well as have a love for all arcade machine. I currently work at Techshop Detroit and get to play with all kinds of fancy snazzy equipment.
I found this cabinet on Craigslist, it was listed as a "american horseshoes". It has been pretty well beat up, but not the worst for its age. It only had a few edges missing, but the original control panel was gone, it had thick house paint mixed with years of cigarette smoke over everything. However it had a working monitor, and most of the original parts including serial tag.
Hello all!,
This is my first restoration, atleast of a video game cabinet. I worked at CEC for a while as a Technical Manager, as well as have a love for all arcade machine. I currently work at Techshop Detroit and get to play with all kinds of fancy snazzy equipment.
I found this cabinet on Craigslist, it was listed as a "american horseshoes". It has been pretty well beat up, but not the worst for its age. It only had a few edges missing, but the original control panel was gone, it had thick house paint mixed with years of cigarette smoke over everything. However it had a working monitor, and most of the original parts including serial tag.
Here is a link to all of the images and there descriptions
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