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Title: A resposible addition to a home bar. Post by: lizzo54 on February 05, 2014, 02:50:59 AM I'm sure not to many of you have one of these in your home. I picked it up a few years ago at a foreclosure auction of a sports bar in western MA. I had also picked up 6 arcade games (Street Fighter 2 and Super Mario Bros) and a few more. after the auction I saw this on the wall and asked the owner what the deal was, he said they over looked it so for $50.00 cash it was mine, his quote to me was "however I don't have the key so you'll need to cut the lock. but there money in it so it would probable cover the cost of the lock". I drilled it opened and found $49.75 in quarters.
Lenny Title: Re: A resposible addition to a home bar. Post by: mguistolise on February 05, 2014, 03:04:12 AM Funny...I own two of these. Bought them back when this company was in business. I paid $5000 for 3 and one was smashed in a bar. The two I have left don't seem to work I think they need new sensors. If anyone knows where I can get parts, let me know. They would be fun in my game room.
Mike Title: Re: A resposible addition to a home bar. Post by: lizzo54 on February 05, 2014, 03:36:30 AM This one has been acting up and intermittently works. I doubt we'd be ale to find parts but it would be nice. Didn't the company get sued and folded as a result.
Title: Re: A resposible addition to a home bar. Post by: mguistolise on February 06, 2014, 01:43:39 AM Not sure what happened with them, But I know there gone. If you do fins anyone with parts let me know. I have tried to fix my two many times. Sitting in my garage waiting to be added to my game room.
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