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Precision-NAL ships curb-to-curb and I highly recommend them. You can call them at or email Michelle (I would provide their email, phone number and web address but prohibits such common-sense things so LTG). C.O.D. shipping should run you between $350 to $450 depending on your location but call them FIRST to confirm!
If you prefer local pickup then payment will be CASH only (NO PAYPAL). No exceptions.
~~~Here\'s a working three-flipper Flash pinball machine by Williams.The game works fully - all switches, lamps, sounds, etc. function as they should EXCEPT for the knocker. Game passes all self-tests as well. Several chips replaced on the MPU and an off-board battery has been installed to keep high scores, credits, etc.The backglass is in meh condition but has been clear coated to prevent any further degradation. The cabinet itself is in good shape, with some fade and wear as expected. No water damage.The displays all function properly and fully.The playfield does have more wear than I would like but it\'s expected on an original game that\'s over 40 years old. The drop targets have had new decals applied. A new rubber kit has also been installed, as well as new flipper rubbers and instruction cards. One of the pop bumpers is starting to show cracking. Adhesive applied to stop the spread; the cracks haven\'t worked their way all the way through just yet, so the cap is solidly in one piece.Overall a pretty good example of the first pinball to feature sounds that weren\'t just bells and chimes. Interestingly, there is an option on the sound board to revert back to more \"classic\" sounds as consumers back in the day may have found the \"new\" sounds off-putting.
