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We have over 60 project pins that we own and are in storage overseas. Greg makes a very good point about what people want versus what people want to pay. Titles include 2 x Devils Dare, 4 centaurs, 2 pink panthers, viking, 8 ball deluxe,black hole,medusa,xenon, and many more. We are still debating if it is worth bringing these machines in as a whole or in parts. When you add up the time, effort,cost of pin and cost to ship here, is really worth the hassle.
We have access to a stash of working classic pins, ballys, williams, gottliebs that are fully working and we are deciding if this should be the way to go.
Most people want project pins, in working condition,with no missing parts and dont wont to pay more than a couple hundred dollars.
just chewing the fat Dave
but if you cant give a opinion then maybe l shouldn't give a opinion..... but you know me Dave
i'm gunna give it anyway 
look don't get me wrong I would love to see MORE older games coming in to Aus
I would just hate to see a importer/dealer do his $$ on a container because that just means
they won't try it again
but I do believe that if older pins are going to grow and make a come back
then it will be driven more by the hobbyist's on forums like this making collectors aware of what goes into getting these oldies going and working correctly as only these guys would be willing to give the hours to get these games up and running as they should be, as l don't think dealers would have the time alloted to do justice to these games, As Dean said if you have to spend money on displays and boards
then that blows the budget if your a dealer and probably for the hobbyist as well.
I've seen first hand what Nino does to fully rebuild a game (that Sinbad is a work of art topside and underneath)
so for the hobbyists..... 
Thanks for the kind words, Greg..
I think that the only way a container of project pins will ever make it to Australia and be reconditioned or repaired, will be if hobbyists are involved. From a commercial perspective, it just does not make sense.
Having said that, I think it was very "ballsy" for Child's to bring in the projects and I tip my hat to anyone that does it in the future. If I had the "little black book of project pinball hoarders overseas", I'd do it !
