"silverball" <jrp...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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...or was his name Bob? I've tried to get some games from them for
awhile....sigh. Previous attempts were met with high prices though.
I didn't know there were that many though. At the TX Pinball Festival
there was a restored Stern with their vending tag right on the apron.
I got a nice kick from that.
Ah, heartbreak right in my own backyard.
Brandon :(
Chris
"silverball" <jrp...@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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He'll say it's bullshit and that you are a queer...
--
Fred
TX
CARGPB#8
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"silverball" <jrp...@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:6a87b1c2-0d93-4ffa...@p35g2000yqh.googlegroups.com...
> Last year I got a call from a guy who stated he heard I buy pinballs
Dibs on a stargazer :o)
Great score
John
jdubbbs
I may have run onto one of your guys on the list the last time I was
down there in Louisiana picking up a game or two for people. I was
able to go through the paperwork files of an old operator guy near
Baton Rouge who told a similar sell-off story like the one you
related--sold a hundred or so games for about $50 each just to get
them gone. In his files was some paperwork to an old Bally Six Shooter
machine which I've been looking for for a long time. So if you end up
with one of those it may have been his old game. Call me if you
do! :)
Brian
Of course if you do happen to be lucky enough to find something even
remotely of any value ($1500 MM comes to mind), its only an end player.
Wrap it up and stick it in your garage for a few years.
Face it, you bought someone's junk, not even worth the $50 a game you
paid. Sorry to be the barer of bad news.
/end sarcasm.
-JD-
P.S. On a serious note. Good score. I think most if not all of us dream
of one day cleaning out an old ops warehouse. To bad you couldn't get it
taped to share your joy with the rest of us!
>Lord knows none of Freddy's crew will buy anything from you. Everything
>you bought is junk and now the only thing left for you to do is to part
>every single purchase.
>
>Of course if you do happen to be lucky enough to find something even
>remotely of any value ($1500 MM comes to mind), its only an end player.
>Wrap it up and stick it in your garage for a few years.
>
>Face it, you bought someone's junk, not even worth the $50 a game you
>paid. Sorry to be the barer of bad news.
>
>/end sarcasm.
>
>-JD-
Man, you got issues. Jealousy, anger, a big mouth, and the desperate need for
acceptance seem like the overbearing ones. The more successful hobbyists come
in with an attitude of wanting to learn, instead of immediately taking the
stance that they already know everything. Honestly though I pretty much had you
pegged from your whining about that operator that wouldn't sell to you several
months ago.
Richard
Don't think he was being serious.
Yup, me too.
But seriously, congrats on the finds.
:D
Jaz