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Shape D.:

So I'm working my part time job on Saturday delivering pizza. I take a delivery to a hotel in a part of it that I havent been to before. As I'm walking back I see a control panel sticking out in this alcove, so after I deliver the food I go to check out what game it is. To my suprize it "Golden Axe" my second favorite arcade game ever.  Unfortunatley it wasn't working. So I go ask the guy at the front counter if It was just turned off or if it was out of order, Acording to him it's been broken for about a year. I want to buy this cab but I have no clue what to offer for it, or if I can even repair it because they don't know whats wrong with it. should I get it? And if I try to how much should I pay for it. I just want to offer him $50 if its been sitting there for a year.

SirPeale:

Yeah, that's about right.

He may not even own the machine, it may be owned by a vending company.  Although if it's been that way for a year that may be unlikely.

RayB:

Find out what's wrong. If the monitor is dead, that's 80% of the cab's value right there. Also, Golden Axe was for the most part a conversion kit. So this cab is really older than Golden Axe is. Maybe take your chances, offer $50-$75 without knowing what's wrong. Cash n carry...

(Also, you should know that GA is a "system 16" game and does not conform to the JAMMA standard. If you want to use this for MAME, you can't use a JPAC...)
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=&game_id=7966



Shape D.:


--- Quote from: RayB on January 31, 2005, 12:04:41 pm ---(Also, you should know that GA is a "system 16" game and does not conform to the JAMMA standard. If you want to use this for MAME, you can't use a JPAC...)
http://www.klov.com/game_detail.php?letter=&game_id=7966

--- End quote ---
Nope, I just want to fix it and own it. It's shape wierd though the one on klov looks like a standad cab.  the one I saw sort of has the monitor seperated from the body of the cab by a wooden thing that comes up there. ( I apologise for the technical speak in the previous sentence.)

fredster:

See if he'll give it to you if you pick it up first. If not, start with $25, cash. 
the worst he can say is "no".

Most of the Golden Ax machine I saw had the monitor mounted up like that.





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