Well, thought I'd finally take the plunge and spend some of my recent ebay money on a few arcade cabs I found locally listed on ebay.  Had to drive 2 hours to pick them up, but I was pleased with my purchase.
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Here's what I know about what I got...they ALL need cosmetic work, mostly at the base.  Some are down right ugly while others just need a little patching here and there.  I
think the Final Fight is the only true dedicated machine...all others appear to have been altered.
The WWF game works, but there is no sound and the characters are garbled...and that's not the right cabinet.  The control panel has peeled off in one large chunk, but I can't for sure see what's underneath.
The cocktail is void of any boards...has a monitor with burn-in...looks like Pac-Man.  It was being used, at one time, as Capcom Bowling.  A little sticker on the outside of the machine says "1988 P&P Enterprises."  Anyone have any clues?
The Final Fight game has a new cap kit and works perfectly.  Colors need to be adjusted, though.  The base of the machine, however, is a wreck.  Has some side art on it, but I'm not 100% sure this is the right cabinet for this game.  There are a few places on it where the blue paint has rubbed off and brown paint can be seen underneath.
The Magic Sword machine is empty, sorta.  It is filled, and I mean filled, with manuals, marquees, parts...you name it.  I haven't gotten in to it yet to see exactly what's in there.  I also don't think this is actually a Magic Sword machine but a Centipede.  I'm just going by looks alone, so, I'm just guessing.
The Victory Road machine is empty, too...don't think this is the right game for this cab either.  Lots of mish-mash of parts on the machine.
I'm really looking forward to restoring these things back to the way they should be....oh, and I paid $20 for each machine...$100 total. ÂÂÂÂ
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