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What would need to be done to restore this Galaga?

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Neverending Project:

--- Quote from: Peale on August 04, 2008, 01:06:04 pm ---She might.  The multi machines have been making decent money.  That's why I'm making one.

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That's too bad. Not for you... I mean too bad a Galaga could get turned into this.

But it's probably just my nostalgia - I think I have a place in my heart for a Galaga... not necessarily in my garage, but that's a different problem.

Mauzy:
On the other hand, if you could get it for cheaper, you would have what looks to be a very solid cab with a nice monitor. All you would really need to do is get a boardset and possibly a harness/converter. The multi-game board and marquee would probably sell on ebay for a decent price. Galaga artwork has been on ebay a lot recently, but I'm not sure of the quality.

Plus, if you bought it now, you could play whatever is on there now until you have the extra cash in the future to restore.

Sure it might cost you a little more money, but you would be getting it without having to do the woodworking and monitor work. Nearly plug and play.

SirPeale:

--- Quote from: Neverending Project on August 04, 2008, 02:40:48 pm ---That's too bad. Not for you... I mean too bad a Galaga could get turned into this.

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Agreed.  At least what I'm working on was converted a few times already.

Neverending Project:
The ad was deleted. I guess it sold after all.

shardian:
To be honest, she wasn't asking enough at $650. Those crappy multicades sell for big bucks.

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