WTB SNK MVS 33 inch cabinet
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You can't touch this..
I always thought Alonso’s early 2K Yellow/ Blue Renault cars were kind of hideous
Someone gave me one of the hats too, I never wore it, it was the same colors and had the cigarette company on it I think
Protip: Always go with flat black, it's so much easier to work with.
I've painted a lot of things (many cabs & coin-op stuff included) and even at the top of my game wet always comes out flawed when done by hand, also it shows fingerprints and other greases easily even when done with a professional powdercoat. Seems to chip and wear easier as well.
Poster says no runs, I'm going blind and even I can see flaws from that 15 year old cellphone pic with watermarks obscuring 80% of it.
He's trying to lie to both himself everybody else, that's why he keeps bringing it up. (Or he's totally blind)
Also I've found various chemicals and polishing to do at varying time in the drying process to make it look pretty damned close to a wet black or at least not so flat and even match it unless under a 500 watt work light.
I've painted a lot of things (many cabs & coin-op stuff included) and even at the top of my game wet always comes out flawed when done by hand, also it shows fingerprints and other greases easily even when done with a professional powdercoat. Seems to chip and wear easier as well.
Poster says no runs, I'm going blind and even I can see flaws from that 15 year old cellphone pic with watermarks obscuring 80% of it.
He's trying to lie to both himself everybody else, that's why he keeps bringing it up. (Or he's totally blind)
Also I've found various chemicals and polishing to do at varying time in the drying process to make it look pretty damned close to a wet black or at least not so flat and even match it unless under a 500 watt work light.
I know you posted this a year or so ago but are you refering to this one:
SNK Neo Geo Neo 25 Candy cabinet arcade 4 slot MVS | eBay
<p>SNK Neo Geo Neo 29 Candy cabinet arcade 4 slot MVS. </p><br /><p>Fully working Japanese candy cabinet </p><br /><p>Message me before buying </p><br /><br /><p>Fully working , 4 slot included but no games . </p><br /><p>Cash offer , in person pick up </p><br /><br /><p>Original monitor ...
www.ebay.com
The seller of the one above is a nonce as he does not even know what he is selling. Thats a Neo 29....not a 25. You can tell because the 29 has that retarted looking marquee header that they used on the 25, a cost cutting move by snk. Oh, and also because it says "Neo 29" right on the side of the fucking machine.....so no eagle eye shit needed really.
To help answer your Q & give you a better perspective I have an acquaintance who bought a Neo 25 via winning an auction probably a year or so before you posted this. The auctuion was due to an arcade going out due to covid I believe so it was well known & allowed bidding nation, if not world, wide. The example was in near mint condition & bidding ended up closing at $2,500.
Condition matter with these cabs so I would say on a low you are looking at about $1,500 to $2,000 and a median of $2,500 or so while a high if $3k to $3,000+ is not completely out of the question if it is a cherry example.
Hope that helps.
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He's probably talking about the MVS-U4/U2. Like the one here:
Fully restored MVS-U4-33
Hi all, I'm new here and just found the forum as I recently got hold of a rare MVS-U4-33 that needed some TLC. The cab itself was in mint condition and no paint was required at all. I gave it a good clean, installed new Seimitsu LS-32 joysticks and color correct buttons, new light tube with...
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I know you posted this a year or so ago but are you refering to this one:
SNK Neo Geo Neo 25 Candy cabinet arcade 4 slot MVS | eBay
<p>SNK Neo Geo Neo 29 Candy cabinet arcade 4 slot MVS. </p><br /><p>Fully working Japanese candy cabinet </p><br /><p>Message me before buying </p><br /><br /><p>Fully working , 4 slot included but no games . </p><br /><p>Cash offer , in person pick up </p><br /><br /><p>Original monitor ...www.ebay.com
The seller of the one above is a nonce as he does not even know what he is selling. Thats a Neo 29....not a 25. You can tell because the 29 has that retarted looking marquee header that they used on the 25, a cost cutting move by snk. Oh, and also because it says "Neo 29" right on the side of the fucking machine.....so no eagle eye shit needed really.
To help answer your Q & give you a better perspective I have an acquaintance who bought a Neo 25 via winning an auction probably a year or so before you posted this. The auctuion was due to an arcade going out due to covid I believe so it was well known & allowed bidding nation, if not world, wide. The example was in near mint condition & bidding ended up closing at $2,500.
Condition matter with these cabs so I would say on a low you are looking at about $1,500 to $2,000 and a median of $2,500 or so while a high if $3k to $3,000+ is not completely out of the question if it is a cherry example.
Hope that helps.
Actually your reasoning is totally off.
33 inch mvs cabinets are extremely rare and you will have to pay way more the figures you mentioned. Most of the times you will have to pay what the seller will ask to part with it, or just waiting for years like this thread shows you.