vulcan digigame wall shooter

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Anybody know what these hanging wall light games go for? I just checked out a Vulcan digigame duck hunt game. It was 2 players with one being a cartoony Guy and the other a lady. I'm looking to buy it but can't find a record of what any have sold for in the past. Any input is appreciated.
 
Thanks for the response, I searched their site and didn't find a while lot. Anybody ever sold one or could say what they should go for?
 
Unfortunately, these just don't come up enough for there to be any good data. The best you're going to be able to do is to look at the other for-sale posts on wallgames.com, perhaps contact the posters and see if they sold, and take a guess.

It looks like working units of various types are all over the place. Unfortunately, there's just not much data to go on. Though, looking at it, we can guess that most of those aren't selling (for instance, the Sonny & Pops from 2009 gives a link to pictures. If you follow the link, there's some indication that the owner takes the price off sold stuff, and Sonny & Pops is still up there @$500. ).

What price can you live with? Is the seller giving you ANY hints what his range might be?

If I came across a working one with a nice glass, I'd be inclined to offer $250, but I'd probably not be willing to go higher. That's just me, though.

Good luck!
 
Thanks,
Ill have to figure something out. I would be fine with 250. I was just hoping it wasn't worth like $1000. If that was the case I would just sell for him so he'd get the money. Its a cool game I'd like to have for myself.

The seller is a family friend that has helped me out a lot over the years. He pretty much told me to pay what I think they're worth. So I just wanted to make sure to offer him a fair price. He also has a space fever cocktail Im buying and a lot of newer neon beer signs and some older beer signs and other things that I will be selling for him. So ill see what he thinks.
 
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The price depends on the condition of the game. what kind of shape is the glass/plastic is in. Are the inserts still intak. Figure that there is around 200 + bulbs in the average wall game. What kind of shape the controllers are in. Do they work?

I have a half a dozen wall games and I have picked them up for as little as $50 and as High as $300. They are hard to work on . You usually end up clamping them to to a table and using a mirror. Not to mention stocking up on 7400 logic along with the test equipment books to support it.

I have never seen that game. If you get a chance post some pictures of the game and the controllers.

I really enjoy having the wall games, it brings back my memories of my youth in upper Wisconsin being in the super clubs and bars with my uncles during hunting season.

If you do decide to buy it go threw the power supply and replace the older capacitors, it helps cut down on the voltage issues that slowly damage the 7400 logic chips. Clean the sockets and make sure the fan is working properly. If it dosn't have a fan think about adding one to one of the upper corners to cut down on the heat build up from the bulbs.



RJ
 
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