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SPYHUNTER COCKPIT
Two years in the making. (nothing clever to say here - just look at the pictures!)
Cabinet and Hardware:
Built brand new black melamine cabinet. (Custom built to eliminate extra carriage bolts where the front and back connect.)
Stripped and powder coated CP, bolts, brackets, speaker meshes, coin bucket, coin doors
New T-molding
New Locks
New Wheels
Cosmetics:
Reproduction Side Art (Special thanks to Rich at www.thisoldgame.com ) He very patiently went back and forth making modifications and adjustments until the art was perfect.
Reproduction floor decal - TOG
NOS control panel overlay (as Rich discovered, this reacts to black lights so i'm modding out the back of my controller yoke to shine black light LEDs on the artwork - coming soon)
NOS seat - Thanks ZFCamaro!
Took extra precautions with this. I filled the back with liquid plastic (that's not the scientific name but you get the idea) Its solid now, used to weigh about 1 LB now it weighs about 30.
Glass: front, back marquees, monitor bezel and back glass all original (found on Ebay)
Controller: plastics polished and oiled, handles powder coated bk-1 texture, steering column powder coated red. LED behind Weapons van button.
Shifter: buffed and polished to high shine, rebuilt for smooth operation
Gas pedal: powder coated bk-1 texture
All metal brackets: powder coated bk-1 texture - instead of the smooth satin, looks cooler and is more durable to touch.
Bally/Midway coin door badge from: www.arcadeshop.com
Spyhunter flyer key chain: oldtymetoys on klov
Electronics:
Very hard to get working right, went through a bunch of boards to get it going, squawk and talk board was a real pain.
Cleanup/restored inside guts: power supply, wire harness, PCB, etc.
New Vision Pro 19" monitor (not fun to find a monitor to sync properly with this game)
New Speakers
Restored power supply
Cleaned boards and wire harness
New Power Cord
New Marquee Light Fixture/Bulb
Two years in the making. (nothing clever to say here - just look at the pictures!)
Cabinet and Hardware:
Built brand new black melamine cabinet. (Custom built to eliminate extra carriage bolts where the front and back connect.)
Stripped and powder coated CP, bolts, brackets, speaker meshes, coin bucket, coin doors
New T-molding
New Locks
New Wheels
Cosmetics:
Reproduction Side Art (Special thanks to Rich at www.thisoldgame.com ) He very patiently went back and forth making modifications and adjustments until the art was perfect.
Reproduction floor decal - TOG
NOS control panel overlay (as Rich discovered, this reacts to black lights so i'm modding out the back of my controller yoke to shine black light LEDs on the artwork - coming soon)
NOS seat - Thanks ZFCamaro!
Took extra precautions with this. I filled the back with liquid plastic (that's not the scientific name but you get the idea) Its solid now, used to weigh about 1 LB now it weighs about 30.
Glass: front, back marquees, monitor bezel and back glass all original (found on Ebay)
Controller: plastics polished and oiled, handles powder coated bk-1 texture, steering column powder coated red. LED behind Weapons van button.
Shifter: buffed and polished to high shine, rebuilt for smooth operation
Gas pedal: powder coated bk-1 texture
All metal brackets: powder coated bk-1 texture - instead of the smooth satin, looks cooler and is more durable to touch.
Bally/Midway coin door badge from: www.arcadeshop.com
Spyhunter flyer key chain: oldtymetoys on klov
Electronics:
Very hard to get working right, went through a bunch of boards to get it going, squawk and talk board was a real pain.
Cleanup/restored inside guts: power supply, wire harness, PCB, etc.
New Vision Pro 19" monitor (not fun to find a monitor to sync properly with this game)
New Speakers
Restored power supply
Cleaned boards and wire harness
New Power Cord
New Marquee Light Fixture/Bulb
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