Looking at the playfields, (which from what I can see, some are really beat) And the fact that most of them are EM's, and you aren't looking at a lot. If you check out http://www.mrpinball.com and look in the auction area, you'll see that the last Genie Sold for $400, so that's probably the *Max* you'd get out of that pin. There was some interesting stuff for me (battlezone, afterburner - but most likely is way broken, nbajam, offroad, and racedrivin) But I'd have to agree with ya, if that lot was bought (for an ok price), I'd think it would still be a lot of work to get all of that coin-op moved. ;( On Mon, 29 Mar 2004, Sean McLachlan wrote:
I put some pics up of the warehouse I went to today. I must say, I am dissapointed. No real "gems" in there. Lots of conversion nightmare stuff, couple of fun things, but the guy wants to sell it all in one shot. And he had a tech come in in 99 and repair the easily fixed stuff, which he sold. I don't think it's worth it. Anyone got any idea what the pins are worth? Assume poor condition and not working. Like I said, it's sad.
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Sean McLachlan MIS Manager LithoFlexo grafics inc. 801.484.8503
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