http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISA.....:Watchlink:middle:us

Obviously, not mine.

One can dream....

And here's what one looked like when it was purchased from John Robertson last year:
http://usergallery.myhomegameroom.com/gallery/album206

I always scratch my head over NIBs....how can something like this go fo so long without being opened and enjoyed? Did someone buy two and keep as sort of a 'time capsule'? An old warehouse being emptied? I wish people included the history of 'WHY'...

Quoted from cheg

I always scratch my head over NIBs....how can something like this go fo so long without being opened and enjoyed? Did someone buy two and keep as sort of a 'time capsule'? An old warehouse being emptied? I wish people included the history of 'WHY'...

John Robertson of  http://www.Flippers.com in Vancouver
stumbled across a WAREHOUSE of NIB games a few years back
which were essnetially bought new in the early 80's and stored in a Warehouse .

No one really knows why for sure , but the warehouse closed "mysteriously"
shortly thereafter and the many games just sat there for 25+ yrs unitl John found them.

(He's sold MANY MANY NIBs including several BKs, some Robotron cocktails, two new Computer Space,
and host of other high-demand games )

The warehouse is now closed, ... but legend lives on...

http://www.flippers.com/TimeTravelWarehouse.html


Cheers,
Steph

There's a HUO T-2 on Mr. Pinball.  Would someone really pay 10k for a HUO T-2?

I know a number of pinheads who are sitting on NIB BBB, SWE1 conversion kits, etc.  It's not as uncommon as you might think.

Quoted from Firehawk734

There's a HUO T-2 on Mr. Pinball.  Would someone really pay 10k for a HUO T-2?

No. Not a chance. Maybe $2500 (and that's a big maybe).