Yeah, that does make sense. I was just curious because I have an empire city that was clearly converted from a Mach 3. Art was painted over, and the inside tags proved it as well, but this one had nothing. Thank you all for the help.

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The only number I can find besides the monitor info, is one the plate that the board fastens to says konami 002020

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So, was surfing the Craigslist ads and came across a guy that was selling a few cabs, one of them was a gyruss. I get the guys number and he tells me he is moving and is selling it for 100 bucks. I drive over to his place, and he has them all lined up plugged in in the garage. And I notice it's not a gyruss like I'm used to seeing. I watched John's restore on one, kind of an unmistakable cabinet. It plays well, monitor looks great. So I pick it up. But I can't find anything on this goofy looking marquee or the cabinet shape in general. Any knowledge out there for me?

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Should I even bother restoring this to an empire city or go for a m.a.c.h. 3??

Any northern Nevada fellows have any arcade games for sale or trade?

To my understanding this game was a conversion kit. The cab I bought mine in was an old m.a.c.h. 3 and was wondering what color the cab was supposed to be for empire city?

Bought me an Atari fire truck that wasn't working but the seller is convinces it will startup with a little work. Anyone else done this battle before? Where do I start?

Do he have any special shelving or anything underneath?

Is there anyone looking at this?

You trying to be recommended in?

A while ago I saw a johns arcade video on a housecade that some fella had that was awesome! But what I'm most interested is he had a bar made out of a side of an old centipede. I was wondering if anyone had a way to contact him or had anything similar? My goal for the next year is to get my bar installed.