AllYouCanArcade
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You never know what to expect when you buy a game without seeing a photo first, but yesterday I managed to stumble onto a gem as part of a bulk buy. When I first talked to the guy, he told me that he had a heated barrel game with two working monitors, but I thought that he literally had a couple of extra monitors in his shop that he was going to throw in. Turns out, the monitors were stacked on top of each other in the actual game. As soon as I saw how tall it was (probably close to 7 feet), I was glad that I brought the trailer because there was no way I could fit this into my van. It wasn't until I went around to the back of the game that I realized it was an early Nintendo cabinet. With a serial number of 1468, I knew it had to be an early game, but had no idea of what it was until I got it home and started researching it. Apparently, Punch Out, Super Punch out and Arm Wrestling all used this stacked monitor combo and would show statistics on the top screen while the bottom screen was reserved for game play. Normally, I'd try and restore this myself, but I've already got several hard to find restoration projects and have a funny feeling that getting a board and a wiring harness for this game will be impossible given how quickly the Playchoice 10 boards for Punch Out seem to sell when they are listed on KLOV.
Since I know that one of you turkeys is hoarding a huge stack of original Punch Out, Super Punch Out and/or Arm Wrestling PCB right now, I figured I would offer it up for trade to see if I could get a working game that I can put into service, instead of spending hours tracking down an impossible to find board only to let the game end up getting used and abused to death in the field. If you do have a board, here's your chance to score a Punch Out cabinet in fairly good condition. I might be open to selling it, but ideally I'd rather trade for something that would be more useful to me. Shoot me a PM if you've got an arcade that you're itching to get rid of and could use this behemoth. You can view more/higher resolution photos and details on the good and bad parts of it's condition on my website.
http://www.antiochyardsale.com/2012...cabinet-with-stacked-monitors-in-sf-bay-area/
I'll be out for most of today, but will try to respond to any questions when I get home tonight. If you have one of the 3 PCB boards that is working and want to sell it to me, I'll give you $150 cash, no questions asked.
You never know what to expect when you buy a game without seeing a photo first, but yesterday I managed to stumble onto a gem as part of a bulk buy. When I first talked to the guy, he told me that he had a heated barrel game with two working monitors, but I thought that he literally had a couple of extra monitors in his shop that he was going to throw in. Turns out, the monitors were stacked on top of each other in the actual game. As soon as I saw how tall it was (probably close to 7 feet), I was glad that I brought the trailer because there was no way I could fit this into my van. It wasn't until I went around to the back of the game that I realized it was an early Nintendo cabinet. With a serial number of 1468, I knew it had to be an early game, but had no idea of what it was until I got it home and started researching it. Apparently, Punch Out, Super Punch out and Arm Wrestling all used this stacked monitor combo and would show statistics on the top screen while the bottom screen was reserved for game play. Normally, I'd try and restore this myself, but I've already got several hard to find restoration projects and have a funny feeling that getting a board and a wiring harness for this game will be impossible given how quickly the Playchoice 10 boards for Punch Out seem to sell when they are listed on KLOV.
Since I know that one of you turkeys is hoarding a huge stack of original Punch Out, Super Punch Out and/or Arm Wrestling PCB right now, I figured I would offer it up for trade to see if I could get a working game that I can put into service, instead of spending hours tracking down an impossible to find board only to let the game end up getting used and abused to death in the field. If you do have a board, here's your chance to score a Punch Out cabinet in fairly good condition. I might be open to selling it, but ideally I'd rather trade for something that would be more useful to me. Shoot me a PM if you've got an arcade that you're itching to get rid of and could use this behemoth. You can view more/higher resolution photos and details on the good and bad parts of it's condition on my website.
http://www.antiochyardsale.com/2012...cabinet-with-stacked-monitors-in-sf-bay-area/
I'll be out for most of today, but will try to respond to any questions when I get home tonight. If you have one of the 3 PCB boards that is working and want to sell it to me, I'll give you $150 cash, no questions asked.
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