[url] http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-buy.....A-W0QQAdIdZ190901260[/url]

Now there's a deal for ya!

Quoted from wbradley

Now there's a deal for ya!

and he's ready to sacrifice... what a nice guy


and i think it's 1975, not 57... worth $700...      my guess is, it's a joke! it's gotta be......

Quoted from beatmaster

and he's ready to sacrifice... what a nice guy


and i think it's 1975, not 57... worth $700...      

Yes indeed ... He must ' ve typed the numbers in the wrong sequence and did so with the price as well , i guess . Joce has one , so , he could get it as a parts game ...  

I want to reply to him and offer him mine for $1500 so he can flip it.... Or post mine right over his for $1500.

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Or post mine right over his for $1500.  

Well, considering the expert appraisals, yours will sell immediately.  

for a good laugh look at edmonton kijiji $7500 for an elvis alive.

Looks like he's ready to "sacrifice" a little more.

http://toronto.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-toys-games-pinball-machine-W0QQAdIdZ193210460

Not only that, the game just got 882 years older...

''I have been in contact with dealers and have been informed that comparable machines go for $2500. to $3200. Will sacrifice.''

tell me who's the dealer so i don't buy from him!

http://www.pinrescue.com

But their machines are basically like new (from what I understand). They don't compare to what the average dude has had in his basement for 20 years.

I'm sure Pinrestore sells great machines, but I wish they didn't publish their prices on their web site because every Tom, private and Harry who has a machine that's listed on the site thinks their POS is worth just as much.

I am pretty certain this is the same one that McMean and I had a look at.  He was willing to part with it for $550.  Go through me and I get a commission.

I don't think it is, Wayne.  Your guy had it posted at the same time as this joker's first attempt, and he and I exchanged a few emails and he A) had a different email and B) wrote in full sentences with punctuation.  I think your guy was always looking for a $500-ish deal, not like this a**-hat.

That being said, if you actually want an Abra, go through Wayne.  PM me and I'll send you pics, seller is a nice guy to deal with.

EDIT***** the other, reasonably priced Abra through Wayne has been sold.

Quoted from websherpa

I am pretty certain this is the same one that McMean and I had a look at.  He was willing to part with it for $550.  Go through me and I get a commission.

I was just taking a closer look at Pinrescue's website. I'm not too sure their machines all look so  NIB like. Maybe they use NOS playfields, backglasses and playfield parts, but their cabs and coin doors dont look like machines I would pay 3K US for on a $4-500 machine unrestored.

Mind you they are in business to make money. A 3K toy is no big deal for someone who has the cash, feels nostalgic and doesn't want to work on machines.