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Ok... I haven't posted to this newsgroup in quite a while....
My landlord sold the building I'm living in, and I need to get rid of a lot
of games that I've basically just been storing for a few years. I really
just need to get rid of this stuff soon, and don't want to ship anything if
possible, so everything is negotiable.
Xevious: I bought this from someone who had it in his home. Before I put
it in the van, it worked, but when I got it home, it didn't. Just came up
with a display of colored "blocks". Seems simple to fix, but here it is 4
years later and I haven't bothered to do anything. Original cabinet. The
cabinet is damaged on the front right corner next to the control panel -
like a coul of inces of the fiberboard were knocked off. Otherwise, not too
bad. I mounted this on casters since its in my apartment right now. $250/bo
Monaco GP - Sitdown: Bought this from someone (in Mechanicsville? Art,
maybe?), and had someone transport it up here. Bought it as a project,
since it was advertised as not working, but the person who drove it up here
said he reseated the connectors when he picked it up and everything seemed
to work. I put it storage and have never turned it on - it will not fit in
my apartment. Missing the gas pedal. $250/bo
Atari Dominos: Just a cabinet, monitor, control panel, and wiring harness.
No PCB or filter board. Grabbed this off the side of the road. Not perfect,
but not bad. Free for the first person to come and get it. I'd rather not
part this out - just more work & time for me.
MVP: A baseball game. I bought it in a group of games. Saw it on in
attract mode when I bought it, but never tried it myself. Put it straight
into storage. $100/bo.
All of these are either in my apartment or UHaul storage in Portsmouth, New
Hampshire.
If anyone wants pictures of these, I can do that. I just bought a camera
tonight - I need to figure out how to use it
and get to the storage place
for most of these. Please don't hesitate to ask quesitons or make an offer.
Michael Blout
Portsmouth NH
mblout@comcast.net
Ok... I haven't posted to this newsgroup in quite a while....
My landlord sold the building I'm living in, and I need to get rid of a lot
of games that I've basically just been storing for a few years. I really
just need to get rid of this stuff soon, and don't want to ship anything if
possible, so everything is negotiable.
Xevious: I bought this from someone who had it in his home. Before I put
it in the van, it worked, but when I got it home, it didn't. Just came up
with a display of colored "blocks". Seems simple to fix, but here it is 4
years later and I haven't bothered to do anything. Original cabinet. The
cabinet is damaged on the front right corner next to the control panel -
like a coul of inces of the fiberboard were knocked off. Otherwise, not too
bad. I mounted this on casters since its in my apartment right now. $250/bo
Monaco GP - Sitdown: Bought this from someone (in Mechanicsville? Art,
maybe?), and had someone transport it up here. Bought it as a project,
since it was advertised as not working, but the person who drove it up here
said he reseated the connectors when he picked it up and everything seemed
to work. I put it storage and have never turned it on - it will not fit in
my apartment. Missing the gas pedal. $250/bo
Atari Dominos: Just a cabinet, monitor, control panel, and wiring harness.
No PCB or filter board. Grabbed this off the side of the road. Not perfect,
but not bad. Free for the first person to come and get it. I'd rather not
part this out - just more work & time for me.
MVP: A baseball game. I bought it in a group of games. Saw it on in
attract mode when I bought it, but never tried it myself. Put it straight
into storage. $100/bo.
All of these are either in my apartment or UHaul storage in Portsmouth, New
Hampshire.
If anyone wants pictures of these, I can do that. I just bought a camera
tonight - I need to figure out how to use it
and get to the storage placefor most of these. Please don't hesitate to ask quesitons or make an offer.
Michael Blout
Portsmouth NH
mblout@comcast.net
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