Have a friend for whom I fix up games he's looking for. It's a compensated gig but I don't charge anywhere near retail with this individual for various reasons. He's asked about a Shuffle Alley/Puck bowler and I knew of this one sitting in a shed for at least 28 yrs now. Pics are below. Frankly, I'm amazed that it's not chuck full of mouse nests and chewed up. Looks pretty clean actually. I rarely if ever work on EM's. Sorta like enjoying the dentist with me. He's a friend so I'm looking into it...
Questions -
What is it worth as it sits?
What is it worth after going through it to get it to working order?
Planning to go through and clean all mechs and contacts, clean but do not "restore" the exterior/interior cab.
[Technical difficulties with Pics.. says limit is 6MB, files are 4MB or less, still fail as too big]
Questions -
What is it worth as it sits?
What is it worth after going through it to get it to working order?
Planning to go through and clean all mechs and contacts, clean but do not "restore" the exterior/interior cab.
Emerald Shuffle Alley - Arcade by United Amusement Co.
Emerald Shuffle Alley is a Arcade by United Amusement Co. (circa 1976). Information about it's history and background, photos, repair help, manuals, for sale and wanted lists, and census survey is brought to you by The International Arcade Museum at the Museum of the Game
www.arcade-museum.com
[Technical difficulties with Pics.. says limit is 6MB, files are 4MB or less, still fail as too big]

