Midway coin door plate?
Jeff
I'm restoring a Galaga and need the Midway plate that is glued to the
center of the coin door. I came across it a couple of weeks ago but
forgot to bookmark it. Does anyone have the link?
Thanks
Jeff
Mike Fox
Mike
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Jeff
> Arcadeshop carries them. There is 2 or 3 different styles.
>
> Mike
>
>
> news:64ed5789-f0ed-4850...@i7g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
>
> > Hi;
> > I'm restoring a Galaga and need the Midway plate that is glued to the
> > center of the coin door. I came across it a couple of weeks ago but
> > forgot to bookmark it. Does anyone have the link?
> > Thanks
> > Jeff
That's the ones, thanks Mike.
Jeff
audiomidiman
Jeff
Thanks
audiomidiman
I think thisoldgame.com are aluminum where arcadeshops.com is metal/
formica or something. Arcadeshops is the one that I have on my Ms. Pac
that I restored and they look great IMHO. TOG wasn't producing them at
the time I needed them but I'm sure they look great like his other
projects. Can't really go wrong either way.
Jeff
Thanks
Brien King
original one back on my Wacko.
Brien King
spamm...@arcaderestoration.com
http://www.arcaderestoration.com
a> On Mar 8, 11:15 pm, Jeff <jetuse...@earthlink.net> wrote:
a>
>> On Mar 8, 2:49 pm, audiomidiman <audiomidi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>> arcadeshop.com has them... Also, Rich from ThisOldGame.com sells
>>> them as well.
>>>
>>> Jeff wrote:
>>>
>>>> Hi;
>>>> I'm restoring a Galaga and need the Midway plate that is glued to
>>>> the
>>>> center of the coin door. I came across it a couple of weeks ago but
>>>> forgot to bookmark it. Does anyone have the link?
>>>> Thanks
>>>> Jeff
>> Thanks
>>
a> I think thisoldgame.com are aluminum where arcadeshops.com is metal/
a> formica or something. Arcadeshops is the one that I have on my Ms.
a> Pac that I restored and they look great IMHO. TOG wasn't producing
a> them at the time I needed them but I'm sure they look great like his
a> other projects. Can't really go wrong either way.
a>
audiomidiman
wrote:
> What did you use to fasten it to the coin door with? I am about to put the
> original one back on my Wacko.
>
> Brien King
>
> a> On Mar 8, 11:15 pm, Jeff <jetuse...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> a>
>
> >> On Mar 8, 2:49 pm, audiomidiman <audiomidi...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >>> arcadeshop.com has them... Also, Rich from ThisOldGame.com sells
> >>> them as well.
>
> >>> Jeff wrote:
>
> >>>> Hi;
> >>>> I'm restoring a Galaga and need the Midway plate that is glued to
> >>>> the
> >>>> center of the coin door. I came across it a couple of weeks ago but
> >>>> forgot to bookmark it. Does anyone have the link?
> >>>> Thanks
> >>>> Jeff
> >> Thanks
>
> a> I think thisoldgame.com are aluminum where arcadeshops.com is metal/
> a> formica or something. Arcadeshops is the one that I have on my Ms.
> a> Pac that I restored and they look great IMHO. TOG wasn't producing
> a> them at the time I needed them but I'm sure they look great like his
> a> other projects. Can't really go wrong either way.
> a>
Arcadeshop.com's come w/ double faced tape and I think it looks fine.
Some people just NEED the rivets because they feel it looks better w/
them. I believe you can get thisoldgame.com's coin door plate w/ and w/
o holes. If you saved the old rivets you could double faced tape
(foam) then use some 5 minute epoxy on the back of the rivet to hold
them in. This is assuming you drilled them out from the back. I am
about ready to restore two coin doors. For the door that is going on
my machine I'll use a plate w/o holes and double faced tape. For the
door I'm selling installed on a cabinet I'll be reusing the rivets and
the nicer of the two name plates.
Maybe someone sells new rivets. Or you could find some SMALL screws.
Bill
edward.lutz
http://www.pbresource.com/tools.htmlhttp://www.pbresource.com/tools.html
Edward
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