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Target Toss Pro build
« on: January 18, 2024, 12:59:03 pm »
I recently procured an empty pedestal-style Target Toss Pro cabinet. I'm going to turn it into a MAME / Hyperspin cabinet and I am going to need to make the control panel area bigger than the standard size it is now. I'm thinking I'll have to cut part of the cabinet out for a box and new CP. Has anyone ever done this to a pedestal cabinet? Just looking for insight on it. Have a great day.
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