beerorkid
New member
For 11 years I babied it, cared for it, waxed it, LED lit it, and loved it. It was hard for me to let him go. But I am in a situation where I have limited room and need to keep trading up to better machines. Still it hurt really bad.... until the guy flashed a huge wad of $20's in my face. It was the very first pin I ever owned. Many times I swore I would never sell it. The time finally came though.
I see it as a chance to keep evolving. My attachment to Pinbot faded as newer and better titles passed through my basement. The Bride of Pinbot is lonely, but she is such a bitch I am not worried.
Great part about it is that it is going to a local pinball lover who will treat it like it deserves. He runs a local tattoo shop that has pins in the shop and he has been working the local market for a while with some lower end pins and offering free tattoos in exchange for pins on CL a bunch. I made it very clear every little issue on the machine before he picked it up. He still wanted it. At least I can still go play it whenever I want and maybe get that third nipple tattoo I have been wanting for years
