"8-liner" video game cabinet plastics, etc.
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Not sure where to put this, or even if anybody around here would have the slightest interest, but here goes anyway...??
Here's a couple 'remnants' of a half dozen or so early 1980's vintage 8-liner/draw poker (I think that's what they're called?) video game machines remaining in my collection(s). Their ('upright style') particle board cabinets were subject to "poor storage" before I found them and I ultimately parted them out when none proved practically "restorable". (Happily enough the jukebox and pinball machines found with the same lot were built much better, so both them still survive...?!!) IIRC, all were made by a California company called "CalOmega"...??
I currently have both sitting in windowsills around the house as 'decoration', and a pile of one or two more of each (+ a few different which I don't have pics of) sitting stored someplace, also several CRT video screen chassis assemblies and a couple boxfuls of various other parts, power supplies, switches, bill acceptor parts, and etc. that came from those machines.
I'd sorta kinda LOVE to get rid of most of it...does anybody here have any desire for such stuff, or advice to where's I could go to find people that would?
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