I posted this on the main forum, but it might be more appropriate here.
I picked up this cabinet because it had a nice vertical monitor. I'd like to make it into a dedicated 1P vertical machine, but it needs some TLC. I have no idea what it was used for originally. It looks like it was some kind of bowling game at one point and then became 1943. The previous owner converted it to a 60-in-1, but it's missing lots of parts and held together with wood screws.
Assuming this was originally a factory-built production cabinet, there should be some standard to the way it was assembled.
My two main questions are:
1. How is the CP supposed to be secured? Currently, there are two wood screws that go through the plexi and into the cabinet. I can't imagine that was the original design.
2. How should the bottom of the bezel and the top of the CPO meet? Currently there's about a 3" gap between them where there's a painted piece of plywood. The CPO could overlay this piece, but it would end higher than the bezel since the bezel is mounted in slots. That would look nicer than the wood but doesn't seem right. Maybe there's another trim piece missing?
If anyone has any ideas on how the front panel area should be assembled, that would be helpful. Or, if there are pictures of any cabinets that were originally designed like this, that would help too.
- Dave