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In article <694@lasspvax.UUCP>, andy@lasspvax.UUCP (Andy Pfiffer) writes:
> In article <2146@reed.UUCP> bart@reed.UUCP (Bart Massey) writes:
> >
> >That was a truly fun vector game!
> >
> >
> >P.S. -- How much is one of those worth right now?  Is it in the
> >purchaseable range yet?  Are they hard to maintain?
> 
> I recently bought one from a local arcade -- $200.  It was in pretty good
> shape, considering the coin counters had close to 100000 on them.  The
> left stick is a little sticky so I'm planning on replacing it.
> 
> 
> I'm looking hard at a Crazy Climber...
> 
>     -- Andy
> 

I recently sold my BattleZone game for $200.  It was a lot of fun
but after a while ,when you turned, all of the lines were double images.
This wasn't really a problem, though.  I sold it because I was sick
of playing it and was ready for a new game.

About replacement handles for Battlezone:  They loosen up after
awhile and the replacement parts to stiffen them up were about
$20 - $30.
Parts aren't hard to find, but you pay for them.  I bought my spare
handles from an Atari dealer in Los Angeles.

Does anyone know how much a Star Wars game costs nowadays?


		   Harry