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Main => Buy/Sell/Trade - non-retail => Topic started by: drivingcabguy on June 05, 2005, 12:23:00 pm
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I have a real non-bootleg official sega choplifter pcb for sale in excellent condition, tested and working. It has been in a sit down conversion cab for years and it looks brand new. It comes with the manual still in original plastic bag with sticker and board serial number. offer. I've also got a 15 inch monitor for sale that came out of the same machine...works great also tested...shipping might be a killer though. I wasn't able to post this in the buy sell forum for some reason so I'm posting it here in hopes that someone will move it to the proper location. thanks.
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you need a certain amount of posts to post in B/S/T. Even if its moved there, you won't be able to post there until you gather up enough posts.
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You might want to double check the size of the monitor, 15" arcade monitors are non-existant for all practical purposes (only used in a few countertops and gambling machines, none of which are standard res). Standard res monitors are all 13", 19", 25" or 27" (along with a few larger sizes).
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Drivingcabguy emaile me to say the monitor was a 13"'. He still can't post in this thread yet!!
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it is a 13 inch monitor, i had measured incorrectly...
the pcb is a non-bootleg official choplifter with book and unused serial number sticker for the cab... everything is in mint condition...
i will let these things go cheap because i need to pay bills.
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where are you located? That monitor would make a nice bartop.
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i originally was going to use that and choplifter to make a bartop, but i just got a new car '98 mazda protege, i'm going to hook it up with all kinds of mods and stuff, and money is short as it is, so i'm just going to sell it...
i'm in virginia 23325
since it's just sitting here and I won't use it...if I can make 30 bucks off of that and the choplifter board I'll be happy.
I will give away the monitor and the choplifter board to whoever for 30 dollars plus whatever it costs to ship it. or if you are local... 30 bucks takes them both away. just the choplifter board goes for 35 last i checked... inany case... let me know.
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hmm... I really shouldn't be buying anymore parts LOL, but what would it cost to ship to 07033?
;D
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depending upon the weight of the package... i don't know offhand, i'll let you see what you come up with
i put in a 50 lb package and it said from 23325 to 07033 it would be like 30 dollars...seems really cheap to me...
i haven't weighed the monitor yet or anything (pcb weight is pretty neglegable) so see what you come up with... if you are really interested in purchasing these, i can box them all up and run to the post office and have them give me an exact amount...but i don't want to go through that hassle unless you're sure you're going to buy it since that would require me to buy a box and materials to pack it and all ahead of time with my own money before i'm paid for it...
in any case... let me know I can do that if you pretty much know you want it.
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also the monitor is on a monitor chasis type thing, this way it's easily mountable... i just took the whole thing out...
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that sounds about right actually, if not a bit high. I shipped a 25" arcade monitor from NJ to Kentucky I think it was, and FedEx ground was about 46 bux. And I doubt highly that that monitor is 50 lbs.
Let me mull it over and I'll get back to you. Don't hold it on my account though :)
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yea i have no clue how heavy the monitor is, i figured better safe than sorry... let me weigh it on the bathroom scale right now lol
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i couldn't sit it completely on ther ebecause it is a small scale, when i did i couldn't read the weight... it looks like it's comming in at 43lbs...i'm suprised... in any case let me calculate some shipping here
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whoever wants it in new jersey can have it for 90 dollars (just in case) and i'll show the actual shipping receipt with tracking number and refund the difference in purchase price on the day that i ship it. This way I won't be stuck with not having enough money to ship it.
if it sounds good let me know.
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I have bought a few 13" monitors in the past and they have usually been about $15 to ship via UPS.
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i use usps, like i said I'll refund the money if it is less shipping and show the receipt but it has the chasis and everything with it ready to mount...i weighed it and it is AT LEAST 40 pounds... i checked usps.com
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i use usps, like i said I'll refund the money if it is less shipping and show the receipt but it has the chasis and everything with it ready to mount...i weighed it and it is AT LEAST 40 pounds... i checked usps.com
You might REALLY want to consider UPS for monitors and not USPS. They have UPS stores everywhere and their rates for heavier items are MUCH better than the post office.
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if i shipped ups ground it would be 40 dollars
30 + 40 = 70
thats a little cheaper.
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anyone else still interested in this, i'm really trying to get rid of it.