I am in the market to purchase a Roadshow for my first pinball, what kind of price should I look to pay?
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I am in the market to purchase a Roadshow for my first pinball, what kind of price should I look to pay?
Don't buy into the 3K+ hype.
Paid $2,600 for mine a few months ago after talking the guy down from 3k. Great play field fully LED'd - it is a "Sample" but I didnt care - The eyes on the heads did not work and there is some cabinet fade.
I am happy with the purchase - I bought it at the Ohio show and had no less than 5 people ask to buy it from me for more than what i had just paid. Luckily I set up the deal prior to going.
+1, the prices for pins are getting completely out of control! I think the only reasonably priced pins any more are the base model (not with all the factory toys and mark ups associated) new pins. IMHO I don't like how manufactured and assembly line they are, but at least for 5 grand you are getting a brand new pinball machine. Which I think is worth more then 5 grand worth of nostalgia for an OK Funhouse, or 7-9 grand worth of Nostalgia for an Addams Family (I love and grew up playing both constantly, and I STILL think they are super inflated, especially Funhouse)! It also doesn't help that people base their prices on what the see on eBay.
To me worth it very fun pin. I'll gladly buy yours for the same shipped since that's so highheads were 50 dollar fix total.