FA: 19 Arcade Video Games, Ending June 28th
Dave Hollister
19 Arcade Video Games, Ending June 28th. Most games start at $50. Some may
have already closed with low buy-it-now prices. All without reserve.
Plus, ending next week, another good selection of arcade boards and parts.
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Centrally located in suburban Lansdale PA 19446, north of Philly. A short
drive from NJ DE DC MD PA NYC; a longer day trip from Pittsburg, upstate NY
and New England. A very long day for some Canadians (but it has been done
before!). Easy to reach by major highways.
No shipping, but we can put cardboard and stretch wrap around a game for $25.
You will need to have it picked up. We can help you load them on a truck, so
borrow your friend's truck, or rent one.
Starhawk by Cinematronics (1977) HVB, vector monitor, nice art, not working.
Dr Mario [Popeye] by Nintendo (1990) HRC, works, Mario Bros monitor surround.
Another clean Nintendo cabinet.
Punch-Out!! by Nintendo (1984) dual HRC, 100v monitors light up but game board
dead. Nice cabinet, original factory finish, missing monitor plexi, some cp
overlay and some art but clean and solid.
[Robotron] now Ring King by Data East (1985) VRC works, Robotron screen burn &
good solid cab has Robotron art outlines visible under black paint. Good
restoration candidate for a classic Williams game.
Mat Mania [Super Cobra] by Taito (1985) VRC, works. Door sez it was a
Scramble, the Konami-Stern harness still inside is marked Super Cobra (red
cab).
Tornado Baseball by Midway (1976) HRB, not working, nice art, needs T-moulding
on front-left.
A.P.B. Atari (1987) VMC, System II, has seat (not pictured), needs medium res
monitor, not tested, good art on 1 side
Gyruss by Konami (1983) VRC, was [Astro Invaders], was working then monitor
died (great game!), in repainted cab, has conversion manual, some original
harness wiring.
Altered Beast [Donkey Kong Jr] by Sega (1988) HRC System 16, with manual,
missing switcher so not tested. Has Nintendo transformer (for DK games). Nice
cabinet makes it a good one to restore to DK DK Jr etc..
World Rally [Pole Position] by Atari & Gaelco (1990) HRC, works but steering
opto needs work, has late model Wico monitor with remote adjustment panel.
[Space Duel] now Gladiator by Taito (1986) HRC, works, still has: good side
art, old cp under pool felt, marquee, and Atari transformer. Should be
restored to the original game.
[Asteroids Deluxe] now Mr Do! by Universal (1982) VRC, missing switcher not
tested. still has: Atari harness, AR board, looks like good side art under
removeable paint (see pic). *sold without the Do! gear*
Turbo by Sega (1981) VRC, working monitor game & score display, pedal assy.
needs work, no back door. Nice cabinet, fun driving game.
[Gauntlet] now The Combatribes by Technos (1990) HRC, works, Gauntlet marquee
art visible underneath.
Hang-On Mini by Sega (1985) HRC, works but controls need work (have a cover
for them). Neat, small, fun.
Rastan by Taito (1987) HRC, was [Track & Field], dead. Solid cabinet, could be
restored to original game.
Trivia Whiz by Merit (1984) HRC was [Reactor?], works. Fun trivia game in a
Reactor(?) cabinet, ouch!.
Golden Tee Golf by Strata (1990) HRC, was [Krull], works, Jamma, some vid
glitches (roms?). Has Gottlieb transformer inside, from game GV-105: Krull.
Vs. Baseball by Nintendo (1984) dual VRC upright, works, clean. Hard to
believe, but it fits through a regular doorway.
Key to listings:
Converted from [name]
HVB = Horizontal Vector B&W, C Color V Vertical H Horizontal etc..
Open to offers for any items that don't sell in this round of auctions.
This stuff is mostly very nice. The one-location operator probably bought the
unrepainted stuff new, and the few painted conversion cabs second-hand. Some
repainted cabinets may clean up nicely. Whatever they used, didn't stick too
well (see the .
Asteroids cabinet pics).
Not fully inspected: working games turn on, monitors come up showing the game,
some controls or features may need work (lamps, switches adjusted/replaced
etc.). I haven't seen these pieces since we got them more than a week ago.
Some of these games are stored at the Lansdale Pinball Parlour, 1215 Walnut
St., Lansdale PA (M-F 6pm-11pm Sat 3pm-midnight). The rest are just minutes
away. The Second Annual Coin-op & Amusement Swap Meet will be there on July
1st 9am-5pm. Come out to the show, pick up your games, and have some fun at
the Pinball Parlour.
http://www.pinballzone.com/parlour/
Thanks for looking,
Dave Hollister
"oldpinball" on ebay
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