Quoted from gjd

I may be biased, because they are mine,

Terry actually had me going.  I thought they were his.  I'd like to poke my head around these two machines...

They were I sold them to Gerald  for 1000 bucks...
meh cost me nothing

Quoted from b1buwg97

They were I sold them to Gerald  for 1000 bucks...
meh cost me nothing

Can you strap an outboard to them? Looks like you could have some fun wake jumping.

You really should have seen the looks I was  getting driving home from COlumbus with them...


ven the US border guards stoped me leaving the US... just to look at them

Quoted from ancientgames

Hmmm, non working green 2 player you say for 2000....hmmmmm

double hmmmmmmmm

What if its complete, but not tube...they are only BW tv's anyway?

Yes, but a certain kind, and those are also very hard to find. There is a posting about it on one of the american boards, it is a very strange looking tv, a kind of portable type, with the controls in a strange place. A standard tv, even of that era, wont fit properly. I also read somewhere that it will accept an old cctv security monitor.The guy I sold it too never mentioned if he got the tv for it, but I know he was having quite a hard time. I was too, thats why I let it go.

Hey AG I got 2 WORKING TV's in my garage right now and I knw they work and I KNOW they fit in computr space cabs

Didn't the seller for the 10G+ one claim it was the one from the movie Soilent Green?

Quoted from necro_nemesis

Didn't the seller for the 10G+ one claim it was the one from the movie Soilent Green?

That's the one.  It was purchased by Greg McLemore from KLOV/VAPS.  I stopped bidding at 6K on that one.  He actually has a number of them now - including the sole white one.

Yes, and he claimed it was the only one ever made..until another guy showed up one and he accused him of painting it. Then they actually contacted the guy who started Atari( With a few others), or something like that, and he said that he only thought there was one white machine, but there could have been 3. Also the white one is not metal flake, like most of the others( Except for yellow?, which I have never seen in person).The guy that bought it is a pretty voracious collector of Computer spaces and rare black and white machines, as in he has # 1 and # 2 of quite a few recognizable classics. maybe I'll paint one of these black, and see if he flips out. haha

Shouldn't take much to tell the difference between paint and gelcoat. In fact if someone were so inclined to make an accurate copy, I am guessing they could replicate the entire cab since I assume it is just fiberglass. Painting it I would think could be readily detected.

Nutting Associates was the company.

Quoted from gjd

Here is a quick price estimate:

working: 4000-6000, depending on colour( white is the most rare)
non working , complete 1500-3000, again depending on condition, and to what state of disrepair it is in
non working, incomplete 1000-2000. Depending on if it is missing boards( very hard to find), and the condition

That's probably not far off.

People who want one of those, will pay the price....

That said, I still get goose bumps thinking of the guy (Mark)
who picked up a working CS in Kitchener for $50 three years ago...

http://archive.maaca.org/s107351202.onlinehome.us/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?m-1190343635/s-0/

I believe he sold it for $3000.

Not THAT's a score !



Steph

$50 CS and a $600 Joust pinball. Ah those were the days.

http://archive.maaca.org/s107351202.onlinehome.us/cgi-bin/Blah/Blah.pl?m-1190343635/s-all/