Quote from: beaky on November 20, 2010, 08:01:30 PM

It's starting to look like this pins arn't that rare? 

Never have been rare.  They made 17,000 of the bloody things!.  Problem is, they were VERY popular on location in their day.  Same with games like Flash and Firepower.  So basically, 95% of them have been flogged to within an inch of their life.

Exactly 

The word "rare" and "collectible" seem to be words to describe every single pinball on eBay. There's always plenty of KISS machines changing hands. Most sellers think they are sitting on goldmine machines. I've yet to see an restored machine to the standard "Nearly In Box" - which is the best it can possibly be restored.

Quote from: Strangeways on November 20, 2010, 12:32:29 PM

So if the buyer points out all the non original parts (Drop Target, Lane guides, legs etc etc) does he / she get a refund ? 

Go on Nino - I dare you to send him a message....


I love it when they arc up and get all nasty! 

I think the seller would be aware of the critism towards his games, his selling techniques and his lack of feedback. Would not be surprised if the seller is aware of these threads