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![]() Picked this up in September 2013 from Nanuet, NY with Ms. Sophie. ![]() Remind me to never go back down there again unless I feel like traffic jams where it takes 30 minutes to go 2 miles. Awesome fun!!! Thank God she was along with me to pass the time otherwise I would have probably just parked the truck and started walking home. :o) ![]() The game was bought as a project and a project it definitely was. ![]() In addition to needing flipper protectors to hide some minor flipper wear, plastic leg protectors were needed to hide side art sticker damage. In the pictures you can see I needed to paint a few bare wood spots black... even after adding the leg protectors. ![]() The playfield was really dirty when I bought Elvira but she cleaned up nicely. There are some bumps and bruises on the ol' gal but she looks and plays really damn nice now. ![]() I installed LEDs in the head and inserts to really make the colors pop. I left the GI as incandescent because I just like the way they look on some games. ![]() This was indeed a project machine and while the price was decent... I should have probably tried to pay a couple hundred less. If you add up at all repairs listed below you'll see there are a lot of new(and some expensive) parts on the old gal... but I think she looks fantastic so it was worth it. There are a lot more pictures HERE and HERE and HERE. (AS OF: 05-21-2014)
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