Is $900 a good deal for a new game board 60 in 1 games in a newly repainted original galaga cabinet w/ new artwork, new wiring harness, newer 19 inch monitor, new control panel overlay, new t- molding, a few minor scratches on the glass, unnoticeable during play, a 10 out of a 10. Thanks.
What type of wiring harness does it have? The cheap $10 kind that breaks quickly when stressed, or the $22 Bob Roberts harness?
Is the artwork silk screened or ink jet? Are there bubble under the art?
Was the cabinet completely sanded down to bare wood, primed, and roll painted with quality paint, or was it just painted over?
A new 19" monitor?!? What kind is it? Most of the new CRTs that are sold today fail very quickly. Is the seller willing to replace or fix the monitor, or anything else if it fails in the first 6 months or a year?
Is there an extra button on the control panel so you can play the 2 buttons games? What does the underside of the control panel look like? Was a quality joystick used or something that feels stiff? Is it a 4way stick or an 8way, because an 8way won;t work well with games like Ms Pacman and Donkey Kong.
What does the inside of the cabinet look like? Are the wire neatly managed with cable ties and clamps? Was a new power cord used? Are all the old electronics gone? Is the cabinet clean? Is the AC power in fused to protect your game from a power surge? Is the 60-in-1 an "A" quality board, or the cheaper "B" quality board?
Has a service/test switch been installed inside the coin door so that you can get in to change the settings of the game? Are the coin mechs functional? Do the coin door lights work?
Is there a new light fixture? New bulb? New Starter? New speaker? New leg levelers?
The answers to questions like these make the difference between and $600 Galaga Multigame and a $1600 game, IMHO.