The Aussie Pinball Arcade
Aussie Pinball Forums => General Discussion => General Pinball Discussion => Topic started by: swinks on May 27, 2016, 06:54:31 PM
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includes artificial aging lol, who is he kidding.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Surf-Champ-Pinball-Machine-Vintag-wbr-e-/191878367299?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276
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includes artificial aging lol, who is he kidding.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Surf-Champ-Pinball-Machine-Vintag-wbr-e-/191878367299?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276
you wonder if anything has been done
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Mine must be worth $10k+ too as it has that patina also! &&
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includes artificial aging lol, who is he kidding.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Surf-Champ-Pinball-Machine-Vintag-wbr-e-/191878367299?&_trksid=p2056016.l4276
you wonder if anything has been done
don't think so, flaking backglass in the top lhs, wrong cabinet colours and just general age wear
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He forgot to do his research while it was being restored.. :)
How he came up with that price would be interesting to know!
Brettski... :)
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Could it be that there's $8000 in the coin box and can't find the keys? :lol
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"Fully restored"...
Well.. it should read " fully touched up"
Check out the cab picture.. you can see where badly hand cut stencils have been applied and colour sprayed back on... Surfers body on RHS cab.. Oh, the smooth lines on the surf board... ladies legs on RHS header.
The blue goes over the amber on Surf Champ as the order of colour.. should never be amber overspray to blue.
Couple of bits of A4 paper+ pair of scissors + can of enamel from Bunnings + afternoons work= top end restoration.
The Smithsonian approach has been re written
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"Fully restored"...
Well.. it should read " fully touched up"
Check out the cab picture.. you can see where badly hand cut stencils have been applied and colour sprayed back on... Surfers body on RHS cab.. Oh, the smooth lines on the surf board... ladies legs on RHS header.
The blue goes over the amber on Surf Champ as the order of colour.. should never be amber overspray to blue.
Couple of bits of A4 paper+ pair of scissors + can of enamel from Bunnings + afternoons work= top end restoration.
The Smithsonian approach has been re written
Agreed! I wouldn't go a cent over 9k. :D
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Good! Cos im offering $9000.02
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That is about as fully restored as my arse hole is :lol :lol
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This one is cheaper at only $3000 and looks almost as good! :)
http://www.danielrolnikgallery.com/kilduffs-cavern/pinball-machine-by-john-kilduff
Brettski... :)
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This one is cheaper at only $3000 and looks almost as good! :)
And less maintenance!
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That's one moronic seller. In the "surfing section" rather than coin op ? where do you start ? What an abomination.
I'd give $500 because it needs a lot of work. !^!