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I am just finishing up a beautiful Theater of Magic that I'm looking to trade for a very nice/collector-quality TSPP, or will also consider selling.
This game is extremely clean and almost all original, with the exception of a few things I added: new trunk, all new pop bumper skirts, new slingshot plastics, rebuilt GI connector, new decal on the trunk magnet, new legs/levelers/bolts. The cabinet art appears to be completely unblemished and gorgeous. There are probably only a handful of minor things to do in order to make this machine a "collector quality" game, such as repaint the door, which has a few scuffs and re-plate the two wireforms which show some small tarnishing in spots typical for the machine.
This game also appears to have the two goodie bags in it with the promo plastics and other items including the service power plug, and amazingly enough, what appear to be *complete records* of the games played/money collected from the moment it was purchased until it was sold to its last owner who had it before I picked the game up. It is NOT drilled for a lock bar. There's no smell of smoke - the game appears to have been very well maintained - It's a domestic game - NOT an import. I believe this game was originally purchased and owned by the US Navy and was in some sort of game room on the base, before it was purchased by a serviceman and then sold to me. This is the nicest ToM I've come across. It's actually nicer than the one in my collection but since I moved mine up a big flight of stairs, I'm not swapping them, so I'm looking to trade this for a TSPP. The machine is located in New Orleans. Drop me a PM if you are interested and want more details.
This game is extremely clean and almost all original, with the exception of a few things I added: new trunk, all new pop bumper skirts, new slingshot plastics, rebuilt GI connector, new decal on the trunk magnet, new legs/levelers/bolts. The cabinet art appears to be completely unblemished and gorgeous. There are probably only a handful of minor things to do in order to make this machine a "collector quality" game, such as repaint the door, which has a few scuffs and re-plate the two wireforms which show some small tarnishing in spots typical for the machine.
This game also appears to have the two goodie bags in it with the promo plastics and other items including the service power plug, and amazingly enough, what appear to be *complete records* of the games played/money collected from the moment it was purchased until it was sold to its last owner who had it before I picked the game up. It is NOT drilled for a lock bar. There's no smell of smoke - the game appears to have been very well maintained - It's a domestic game - NOT an import. I believe this game was originally purchased and owned by the US Navy and was in some sort of game room on the base, before it was purchased by a serviceman and then sold to me. This is the nicest ToM I've come across. It's actually nicer than the one in my collection but since I moved mine up a big flight of stairs, I'm not swapping them, so I'm looking to trade this for a TSPP. The machine is located in New Orleans. Drop me a PM if you are interested and want more details.

