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For Sale (before they goto eBay):

NOS main Whitewater playfield (dimpled, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
upper playfield
NOS main Shadow playfield (dimple, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
battlefield

many, many people have been asking to buy these from me over the years. I
will only sell the main and upper playfields as a set. Prices are:
Whitewater pair $2500, Shadow pair $1500, email with questions. I'm not
interested in trades or negotiating prices, I am more than happy to keep
them. email me at guido AT grumpy-cat DOT com
 
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> I'm not
> interested in trades or negotiating prices, I am more than happy to keep
> them.

At those prices, you may be happily keeping them for awhile.
 
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Why not just ask for 5000$??? It's a cool, round number, no point in
splitting it in half, nickel and diming for 2.5k and asking for
peanuts...
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Seriously now, at those prices, many, many people will ask you again,
and you will keep it for many, many years... I can (sort of) understand
high prices for NOS playfields such as MM, AFM and the likes, but WW?

Adi
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Mark Guidarelli wrote:
> For Sale (before they goto eBay):
>
> NOS main Whitewater playfield (dimpled, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
> upper playfield
> NOS main Shadow playfield (dimple, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
> battlefield
>
> many, many people have been asking to buy these from me over the years. I
> will only sell the main and upper playfields as a set. Prices are:
> Whitewater pair $2500, Shadow pair $1500, email with questions. I'm not
> interested in trades or negotiating prices, I am more than happy to keep
> them. email me at guido AT grumpy-cat DOT com
 
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Wayne did not pay $600,000 plus for the WMS rights for nothing

He is going to remake WW for sure and Shadow if he gets permission

WW does not require permission

The prices on this stuff (especially the non-licensed stuff) will drop
dramatically very, very, very soon

$2500 for a WW playfield is insane

$1200 for a WW playfield is insane

maybe like $800-900 or so would be reasonable, maybe

gary



adi@txpinball.com wrote:
> <html
> <body>
> <head>
> <sarcasm>
> Why not just ask for 5000$??? It's a cool, round number, no point in
> splitting it in half, nickel and diming for 2.5k and asking for
> peanuts...
> </sarcasm>
> </body>
> </html>
>
> Seriously now, at those prices, many, many people will ask you again,
> and you will keep it for many, many years... I can (sort of) understand
> high prices for NOS playfields such as MM, AFM and the likes, but WW?
>
> Adi
> www.txpinball.com
>
>
> Mark Guidarelli wrote:
> > For Sale (before they goto eBay):
> >
> > NOS main Whitewater playfield (dimpled, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
> > upper playfield
> > NOS main Shadow playfield (dimple, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
> > battlefield
> >
> > many, many people have been asking to buy these from me over the years. I
> > will only sell the main and upper playfields as a set. Prices are:
> > Whitewater pair $2500, Shadow pair $1500, email with questions. I'm not
> > interested in trades or negotiating prices, I am more than happy to keep
> > them. email me at guido AT grumpy-cat DOT com
 
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One other thing:

No one every says this, but a lot of the "NOS playfields" are actually
playfields that were not good enough originally to be put in machines

REJECTS ....

I have purchased 3 NOS fields this year and all of them had some pretty
serious problems

It wasn't like WMS took their best fields and left them out of machines

When a machine was on location and the field went south, 99.999% of the
time, the machine just stayed that way. It wasn't like WMS was pushing
playfield exchanges

It isn't going to be that difficult for Wayne to exceed the quality of
these "NOS fields"

Gary
 
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Pinlicious

Maybe you could help Mark out by letting him piggy back on your Ebay
account

Your past customer comments should help him get over $2500 for that
field

Use the first account you set up with Ebay, that's the one I like the
best

http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback&userid=okzskillz

Maybe $5000 for the lower half alone

I have also heard that there is a 3rd Pinlicious Ebay account that was
canned as well.

gary
 
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For those wondering why I kill posts

It goes something like this

1) I really like the hobby

2) I really like 95% of the collectors in the hobby

3) I like to exchange information with them

4) Every time I post, the freak crowd gets involved, takes my message
off focus into the gutter and then I always fight back

5) I wish I had better self control and didn't fight back

6) I regret fighting back with the freaks later and just delete

I am really being wiped out of the hobby by the freaks because this
entire routine is just getting old, old, old

so Pinky boy is winning because my resolve is lessoning

PINKY BOY, what a great name for that freak with the 5 Star Ebay record

that's all

gary
 
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By the way, do you see how PINKY BOY always repeats my messages?

The only messages he won't repeat are the ones that feature his EBAY
record

That Ebay record is a major problem for him to overcome

It's hard to explain away ...

gary
 
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Hey Pinky BOY

most people only need to have one Ebay account

NOT 3 ...

Clean up your act ...

gary
 
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By the way Pink Freak, no one cares about my posts

ONLY you

they are boring ... like collecting words of nothing

do you tape record your daily conversations so you have record of
everything that everyone ever said?

BORING ....

on the other hand Pink ...

People do care about your ebay record

You see they want to know your history before they do business with you

No one wants to get burned

gary
 
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On 17 Jul 2005 11:25:59 -0700, gpctv02@yahoo.com wrote:

>One other thing:
>
>No one every says this, but a lot of the "NOS playfields" are actually
>playfields that were not good enough originally to be put in machines
>
>REJECTS ....
>
>I have purchased 3 NOS fields this year and all of them had some pretty
>serious problems
>
>It wasn't like WMS took their best fields and left them out of machines
>
>When a machine was on location and the field went south, 99.999% of the
>time, the machine just stayed that way. It wasn't like WMS was pushing
>playfield exchanges
>
>It isn't going to be that difficult for Wayne to exceed the quality of
>these "NOS fields"
>
>Gary

until he does, the price stands at $2500.

deal with it :)

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)
 
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On 17 Jul 2005 11:19:30 -0700, gpctv02@yahoo.com wrote:

>Wayne did not pay $600,000 plus for the WMS rights for nothing
>
>He is going to remake WW for sure and Shadow if he gets permission
>
>WW does not require permission
>
>The prices on this stuff (especially the non-licensed stuff) will drop
>dramatically very, very, very soon
>
>$2500 for a WW playfield is insane
>
>$1200 for a WW playfield is insane
>
>maybe like $800-900 or so would be reasonable, maybe
>
>gary

why 8-900? i mean gary, if wayne is going to repro all these
playfields and have better quality like you say, why wouldn't a
reasonable price be $400? people have seen what ipb was able to do
with the taf pf's and were not impressed. just matching colors alone
is gonna be a bear. get your head out of your ass, get back to work so
you can afford some nos pf's, and quit cher bitchin. :)

i have noticed everytime you bitch, it seems price comes up. if you
can't afford the hobby, get lost. your crying is getting old.

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)


>
>
>
>adi@txpinball.com wrote:
>> <html
>> <body>
>> <head>
>> <sarcasm>
>> Why not just ask for 5000$??? It's a cool, round number, no point in
>> splitting it in half, nickel and diming for 2.5k and asking for
>> peanuts...
>> </sarcasm>
>> </body>
>> </html>
>>
>> Seriously now, at those prices, many, many people will ask you again,
>> and you will keep it for many, many years... I can (sort of) understand
>> high prices for NOS playfields such as MM, AFM and the likes, but WW?
>>
>> Adi
>> www.txpinball.com
>>
>>
>> Mark Guidarelli wrote:
>> > For Sale (before they goto eBay):
>> >
>> > NOS main Whitewater playfield (dimpled, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
>> > upper playfield
>> > NOS main Shadow playfield (dimple, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
>> > battlefield
>> >
>> > many, many people have been asking to buy these from me over the years. I
>> > will only sell the main and upper playfields as a set. Prices are:
>> > Whitewater pair $2500, Shadow pair $1500, email with questions. I'm not
>> > interested in trades or negotiating prices, I am more than happy to keep
>> > them. email me at guido AT grumpy-cat DOT com
 
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On 17 Jul 2005 11:50:18 -0700, gpctv02@yahoo.com wrote:

>Pinlicious
>
>Maybe you could help Mark out by letting him piggy back on your Ebay
>account
>
>Your past customer comments should help him get over $2500 for that
>field
>
>Use the first account you set up with Ebay, that's the one I like the
>best
>
>http://feedback.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewFeedback&userid=okzskillz
>
>Maybe $5000 for the lower half alone
>
>I have also heard that there is a 3rd Pinlicious Ebay account that was
>canned as well.
>
>gary

heard about a 3rd e-bay account? was it from me? of course it was,
because i keep it on the down low so clowns like you can be avoided.
keep spending your time trying to find it, you won't. i use it as a
purchase only account, so you can';t find it and screw with it try as
you may ;-)

waa, waa, waa, cry me a river gary.

can't afford the hobby so you bitch about it. way to go.
a 60 year old guy doesn't hump a machine on his back and carry it in
your house for you. cry us a river. you have a baby but you don't
change diapers. way to help out. you do nothing for the pinball hobby
except bitch, bitch, bitch. when does it end?

try and grow up someday and maybe you could show your face at a
pinball show and make your first friend. you must be pretty lonely
posting to lil ol me on a sunday afternoon. thanks for the
entertainment while i type up invoices and have a tall glass of
lemonade.

what a sad life you must have. you are the king troll of rgp, you
mommy must be proud ;-P)

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)
 
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On 17 Jul 2005 12:08:22 -0700, gpctv02@yahoo.com wrote:

>By the way, do you see how PINKY BOY always repeats my messages?
>
>The only messages he won't repeat are the ones that feature his EBAY
>record
>
>That Ebay record is a major problem for him to overcome
>
>It's hard to explain away ...
>
>gary

more lies.

i just did 5 minutes before you posted this brilliant thread gary. so
yet again you have proven that you post out of you backside.

so one e-bay account got stolen and another wasn't stellar. big deal.
i can live with it. e-bay is a place that you bitch about constantly.
keep crying about prices, you do it so well.

what a great life you must have, lol. pathetic.

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)
 
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On 17 Jul 2005 12:06:33 -0700, gpctv02@yahoo.com wrote:

>For those wondering why I kill posts
>
>It goes something like this
>
>1) I really like the hobby
>
>2) I really like 95% of the collectors in the hobby
>
>3) I like to exchange information with them
>
>4) Every time I post, the freak crowd gets involved, takes my message
>off focus into the gutter and then I always fight back
>
>5) I wish I had better self control and didn't fight back
>
>6) I regret fighting back with the freaks later and just delete
>
>I am really being wiped out of the hobby by the freaks because this
>entire routine is just getting old, old, old
>
>so Pinky boy is winning because my resolve is lessoning
>
>PINKY BOY, what a great name for that freak with the 5 Star Ebay record
>
>that's all
>
>gary

oh gary, what a drama queen. you bring it all upon yourself. grow a
set, become a man, and take responsibility for your actions. if you
weren't such a keyboard ninja you would be nothing in life, but you
already knew that ;-P)

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)
 
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On 17 Jul 2005 12:51:51 -0700, gpctv02@yahoo.com wrote:

>By the way Pink Freak, no one cares about my posts

you got that right :)

>
>ONLY you
>
>they are boring ... like collecting words of nothing

you said it.

>
>do you tape record your daily conversations so you have record of
>everything that everyone ever said?
>
>BORING ....

haha, actually, i think you are pissed because you can't delete your
posts like you want to. me and a few others copy and paste them so
people can see how moronic you are for all time. even your children
when they are old enough to look you up here gary cebota. (sp?)

>
>on the other hand Pink ...
>
>People do care about your ebay record
>
>You see they want to know your history before they do business with you
>
>No one wants to get burned

yeah, everyone is worried about me burning them. i have been in
pinball all my life, have many pinball buddies all over the world that
are collectors, sellers, players, or techies, i go expo and other
major shows every year, i run a local pinball league with over 50
members. gee, i think people are shaking in their boots to deal with
me. you really scared them off there gary cebota. do a google search
and see how many people have ever bitched about a deal ever going sour
with me. dig deep dumbass.

get a life already, your fighting a battle you can't win :)

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)


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>gary
 
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Mark Guidarelli wrote:
> For Sale (before they goto eBay):
>
> NOS main Whitewater playfield (dimpled, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
> upper playfield
> NOS main Shadow playfield (dimple, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
> battlefield
>
> many, many people have been asking to buy these from me over the years. I
> will only sell the main and upper playfields as a set. Prices are:
> Whitewater pair $2500, Shadow pair $1500, email with questions. I'm not
> interested in trades or negotiating prices, I am more than happy to keep
> them. email me at guido AT grumpy-cat DOT com

Your prices are simply crazy. $2500 for NOS White Water playfields?
Sure you can ask what ever you want to but what's do you think a White
Water is worth with NOS playfields in it? Wait, don't answer, I'm sure
it's way more than most here think.

Just whan I think NOS playfields have reached an all time high somebody
comes in asking even higher prices. I'm not saying people shouldn't
make a profit but all I see this as is greed. What good does it do
anybody for you to keep the playfields in a closet or on the wall? It
seems to many collectors these days just hord parts to sell them later
in hopes of retiring on all the profits.

Sorry to rant and I'm sure your a nice guy (even if Pinlicious says it)
but this is just how I see it.

Rich W
 
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>People do care about your ebay record
>You see they want to know your history before they do business with you
>No one wants to get burned

You are the only one who cares
You have no idea who Koz really is.
You are a fool and have no idea what you are talking about.
Stop before you get further behind.

Kirb
 
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Shadow is only worth 1100 complete. Seems a Nos playfield is worth
more than the whole pin. White water has been selling around me for
around 1500. Don't think you can sell the seats for more than the car.
:p
 
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rwiski@advantexmail.net wrote:

> Your prices are simply crazy. $2500 for NOS White Water playfields?
> Sure you can ask what ever you want to but what's do you think a White
> Water is worth with NOS playfields in it? Wait, don't answer, I'm sure
> it's way more than most here think.

Rich,

Honestly, how is this different than anything else that is collectible?
Ever check out a price of a '65 Mustang that is restored? My former
boss payed 23k for a fully restored 66 Mustang convertible and this was
7 years ago.

Take a hard look at any muscle car built between 66-71, espically
Superbirds and Boss Mustangs. The majority of these cars bring 20k+
fully restored. My god if you have a Superbird or Cobra jet you are
reaching 100k -- for a car that cost 5k new.

So what is the difference? Nothing. It's a hobby. Prices are higher
when there is more demand. While I do not like the high prices for
parts, if someone wants to ask $X for their goods, it's their right.

I view my collection the same way. (e.g. Want my Addams Family? Then
it's 6k. That is what it would take for my to let it go.)

bob
 
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First off, these are not 'rejects' I hand selected them myself from all of
the one in inventory. Secondly ask anyone who has bought a playfield from
me about the condition. Koz got an AFM from years ago (for WAY too cheap I
might add) Tim H got the Whitewater playfield he used in his restoration
from me and he was very happy with it.
<gpctv02@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:1121624759.763648.13710@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> One other thing:
>
> No one every says this, but a lot of the "NOS playfields" are actually
> playfields that were not good enough originally to be put in machines
>
> REJECTS ....
>
> I have purchased 3 NOS fields this year and all of them had some pretty
> serious problems
>
> It wasn't like WMS took their best fields and left them out of machines
>
> When a machine was on location and the field went south, 99.999% of the
> time, the machine just stayed that way. It wasn't like WMS was pushing
> playfield exchanges
>
> It isn't going to be that difficult for Wayne to exceed the quality of
> these "NOS fields"
>
> Gary
>
 
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On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 23:23:52 GMT, "Mark Guidarelli"
<guido@grumpy-cat.com> wrote:

>First off, these are not 'rejects' I hand selected them myself from all of
>the one in inventory. Secondly ask anyone who has bought a playfield from
>me about the condition.

i believe mark when he says this. every playfield i ever got off him
had no issues whatsoever. he is a stand up guy and can be trusted.

Koz got an AFM from years ago (for WAY too cheap I
>might add)

guilty as charged :)
(but i believe what i paid WAS market value at the time ;-)

ignore gary cebota, he is full of hot air, trolls, and just likes to
stir the pot.

if you are thinking about buying nos playfields, mark is an excellent
choice to do business with :)

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)


Tim H got the Whitewater playfield he used in his restoration
>from me and he was very happy with it.



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>news:1121624759.763648.13710@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
>> One other thing:
>>
>> No one every says this, but a lot of the "NOS playfields" are actually
>> playfields that were not good enough originally to be put in machines
>>
>> REJECTS ....
>>
>> I have purchased 3 NOS fields this year and all of them had some pretty
>> serious problems
>>
>> It wasn't like WMS took their best fields and left them out of machines
>>
>> When a machine was on location and the field went south, 99.999% of the
>> time, the machine just stayed that way. It wasn't like WMS was pushing
>> playfield exchanges
>>
>> It isn't going to be that difficult for Wayne to exceed the quality of
>> these "NOS fields"
>>
>> Gary
>>
>
 
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On Sun, 17 Jul 2005 23:23:52 GMT, "Mark Guidarelli"
<guido@grumpy-cat.com> wrote:

>First off, these are not 'rejects' I hand selected them myself from all of
>the one in inventory. Secondly ask anyone who has bought a playfield from
>me about the condition. Koz got an AFM from years ago (for WAY too cheap I
>might add) Tim H got the Whitewater playfield he used in his restoration
>from me and he was very happy with it.

I saw Tim's WW pf and it was/is way sweet!
 
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On 17 Jul 2005 21:02:06 -0700, rwiski@advantexmail.net wrote:

>
>
>Mark Guidarelli wrote:
>> For Sale (before they goto eBay):
>>
>> NOS main Whitewater playfield (dimpled, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
>> upper playfield
>> NOS main Shadow playfield (dimple, without T-nuts) and NOS complete
>> battlefield
>>
>> many, many people have been asking to buy these from me over the years. I
>> will only sell the main and upper playfields as a set. Prices are:
>> Whitewater pair $2500, Shadow pair $1500, email with questions. I'm not
>> interested in trades or negotiating prices, I am more than happy to keep
>> them. email me at guido AT grumpy-cat DOT com
>
>Your prices are simply crazy. $2500 for NOS White Water playfields?
>Sure you can ask what ever you want to but what's do you think a White
>Water is worth with NOS playfields in it? Wait, don't answer, I'm sure
>it's way more than most here think.
>
>Just whan I think NOS playfields have reached an all time high somebody
>comes in asking even higher prices. I'm not saying people shouldn't
>make a profit but all I see this as is greed. What good does it do
>anybody for you to keep the playfields in a closet or on the wall? It
>seems to many collectors these days just hord parts to sell them later
>in hopes of retiring on all the profits.
>
>Sorry to rant and I'm sure your a nice guy (even if Pinlicious says it)
>but this is just how I see it.
>
>Rich W

well, reguardless, i had 2 people who asked me directly if mark was a
stand up guy to purchase these fields. it is safe to assume there is a
line of people waiting to get their hands on these at the asked
prices, if they aren't sold already.

to tell you the truth, with this much interest, he probably sold the
too cheap. ;-)

Pinlicious ( ...there is no spoon.)
 
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I believe he wasn't calling your merchandise
'rejects', but just stating that many out there
for sale ARE second class pieces.

That is rather common knowledge for those
of us that have been doing this for awhile, and
it doesn't hurt to offer the info from time to time.

--
Fred
TX
CARGPB#8
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"Mark Guidarelli" <guido@grumpy-cat.com> wrote

> First off, these are not 'rejects' I hand selected them myself from all of
> the one in inventory. Secondly ask anyone who has bought a playfield from
> me about the condition. Koz got an AFM from years ago (for WAY too cheap I
> might add) Tim H got the Whitewater playfield he used in his restoration
> from me and he was very happy with it.

> <gpctv02@yahoo.com> wrote in message
> news:1121624759.763648.13710@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups.com...
> > One other thing:
> >
> > No one every says this, but a lot of the "NOS playfields" are actually
> > playfields that were not good enough originally to be put in machines
> >
>
 
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