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Lowering the entirety of a pinball playfield

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Fursphere:
I've picked up a few complete, not working pins for $200 in the area.   The key is patience, and CASH-IN-HAND ready to leave at the drop of a hat.  When the deals come up - very rarely - you have to get the drop before the new 30 guys...   

jennifer:
     That's because your doing that Craigslist I"d bet... Eliminating the competition is not only a better approach, But more than likely you will wind up with multiple games cheap.

Well Fed Games:
I might be picking up a Flash tonight....  8)

Well Fed Games:
Sorry. Been crazy busy. Yes I did! Loving it! It is well worn but functional and a very fun game. Will probably be starting a thread soon about a retheme project! Paid $500... possibly overpaid, but there are few deals to be had in the pinball world right now.

TopJimmyCooks:
lowering the pf on that game is as simple as peeling off the wood playfield supports inside and nailing them back on in the lower position.  you may have to clearance the apron for the flipper buttons.  now that you have it you can see how easy it would be.   make sure your assemblies underneath clear the transformer if it's under the pf. 

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