Free in Atlanta - Pole Position Cockpit Cab

[Karman]

Free for the taking but I need it gone in the next week or so.  I had been using this as a mame cab, but I need the space back.  No pcb, coin door or monitor.  Has a repro overlay that is starting to lift in some places so it will need some adhesive to stick back down.  Has a new floor mat that I never glued down. It has casters and can be rolled around easily.  Drop me an email (pcasey at bfrc dot com) if you

[johnperkins21]

How would you feel about driving this out to my house in Phoenix? It would only take you about a week round-trip, and would really be cool. I'd buy you a beer. 

In all seriousness, if I were within 2-3 hours of you, I'd be there this evening. Bummer. 

[epic69]

If you could deliver it to the wisconsin border i would get you a case of beer of your choice! Man why cant these beautiful free cockpit cabs be located in Wisconsin??? Oh that looks sweet!! When are they gonna invent teleporter!

[SpeedyR]

so the original controls are there? just needs a monitor? hmmm...

[ArtMAME]

Hey, is the cab still available?  I might know some one who is interested (and has room for it)  I would be MAMEing the cab for them.  I wish I had some room for it because my wife loves Pole Position. 

Anyway, I have a truck and I live in Lawrenceville, and I am looking for my next project.

Thanks.

[RTSDaddy2]

I'll second Art on one point - I live in Tucker, GA and wish we were in our new house (read more space) - that's the next style cabinet on my wife's wish list...and the Pole Position cab would be great! 

My wife took a look - wants to know if it comes apart at the joint there at all for easier storage (yeah, she hates it too after seeing it.  I also know Art's got first dibs on it, we were just curious about the joint thing).

[Karman]

Thanks for all of the interest guys - the cab was picked up last night by the first person that responded.   RTSDaddy2 - no, unfortunately the cab doesn't come apart, although it looks like it would.  Its built on what amounts to a one piece "chassis" underneath, meaning, if you cut it at the seam that the side panels have, you would be cutting the floor (and roof) in half.