FS - 1943 Battle of Midway Marquee, Bezel and Jamma PCB TESTED and working.

[cmoses]

I have recently acquired a machine that had been converted to 1943 Battle of Midway.  The machine was purchase in non working condition.  It would do nothing when turned on.  Not having experience I am not planning on trying to restore the machine, but am using the cabinet for a MAME project.  I am looking to sell the marquee, cardboard bezel, Jamma PCB and control panel.  I am hoping to find someone that is restoring a machine and is looking for the above mentioned items.  Let me know if you are interested in all or some of the above and make me an offer.  I live in Austin, TX.  Please let me know if you have any questions.  If you want any additional pictures or closeups of something let me know.

[Spaced Ace]

cmoses, hows it going so far?  Any takers?  If you sell anything make sure you post what you have left here in the thread so everyone knows whats up.

[cmoses]

cmoses, hows it going so far?  Any takers?  If you sell anything make sure you post what you have left here in the thread so everyone knows whats up.

None yet, hopefully someone will see it that needs some or all of the above. 

[pmc]

I might be interested in some of the parts. I don't think I can use the CP. Can you do a quick measurement of the bezel and marquee? I have a marquee that doesn't fit and maybe this one does. I don't currently have a bezel.

-pmc

[Spaced Ace]

I still cant get over how nice that board looks...  PM sent...

[cmoses]

I might be interested in some of the parts. I don't think I can use the CP. Can you do a quick measurement of the bezel and marquee? I have a marquee that doesn't fit and maybe this one does. I don't currently have a bezel.

-pmc

I measured the marquee and it is 21 3/4" L x 6 7/8" H.  It appears to be a vinyl sticker on the plexiglass.



The bezel is a cardboard piece that measures 21 13/16" L x 21 5/16" H.  The cutout in the middle was for a 19" vertically mounted arcade monitor and it measures 12 11/16" L x 16 3/16" H.



The instructions in each lower corner are cut off a little.  The cardboard piece was trimmed to fit in the cabinet.

Please let me know if you have any questions regarding these items.

Clayton

[cmoses]

*** UPDATE ***

With the help of Rip, from here on BYOAC, I was able to test my 1943 board yesterday and now know that it is working properly.  He answered my request for someone willing to test it in the Austin area.  I took the board over to his house and he hooked it up to his Jamma machine and it booted up and came up and looked great.  He added a credit and started it up and it worked fine.  I want to thank him for his assistance. 

[WunderCade]

We need a base price to work from, how much do want for the lot?

[pmc]

Hmmm.... I checked mine and the marquee is 23x9 (and doesn't fit my cab). Very odd. Unfortunately, neither does yours. I need something approximately 23-3/4 x 8. I didn't take perfect measurements, but it looks like your marquee won't fit anyway.

Your bezel is nearly square. I wonder what it was cut to fit? Mine takes a 22-1/2 x 23-3/4 bezel (12-1/2 x 16" inside) which fits a 19" display.

Looks like I'll need to pass. But thank you for measuring.

I guess I can order a repro marquee and bezel at mamemarquees ($60 for the set).

-pmc

[cmoses]

We need a base price to work from, how much do want for the lot?

I will sell the marquee for $20.00

I will sell the PCB which has been tested and is working for $35.00

I am not going to sell the control panel currently.  I need it to test and design the new one.

Let me know on the prices or make me an offer.

Clayton