Saw a Time Pilot on Craigslist for $200. Called the guy and offered him $150 and he said okay.
Dedicated Time Pilot in great shape, no water damage and very little rust. The marquee is in excellent condition. The side art, CPO and front art are a bit worn and faded, but not chipped or torn. I have reproduction art for the CPO and bezel, and plan on scanning the side and front art and doing my own repro job on them. It's got the original Monroe stick and it works just fine.
The monitor has all its color but needs to be focused a little, there is also a little bit of burn-in - which is to be expected on such an old dedicated machine like this. The screen image also curls up just a tad on the far right side, but it's barely noticeable. No key for the back so I haven't bothered to tweak any of the monitor controls yet.
Coining up works, but the coin-mechs he had in there are shot so for now you have to coin it up with your finger.
I popped the control panel out and its real nice and tidy on the inside. It's dark in the basement I just put it in, but it looks like someone has added a new power supply at some point.
A little elbow grease and I think I'll have a mighty fine machine. Time Pilot is one of my faves and I only had to drive about an hour to pick it up.
Woo!
Dedicated Time Pilot in great shape, no water damage and very little rust. The marquee is in excellent condition. The side art, CPO and front art are a bit worn and faded, but not chipped or torn. I have reproduction art for the CPO and bezel, and plan on scanning the side and front art and doing my own repro job on them. It's got the original Monroe stick and it works just fine.
The monitor has all its color but needs to be focused a little, there is also a little bit of burn-in - which is to be expected on such an old dedicated machine like this. The screen image also curls up just a tad on the far right side, but it's barely noticeable. No key for the back so I haven't bothered to tweak any of the monitor controls yet.
Coining up works, but the coin-mechs he had in there are shot so for now you have to coin it up with your finger.
I popped the control panel out and its real nice and tidy on the inside. It's dark in the basement I just put it in, but it looks like someone has added a new power supply at some point.
A little elbow grease and I think I'll have a mighty fine machine. Time Pilot is one of my faves and I only had to drive about an hour to pick it up.
Woo!


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