I have a sudden hankering to purchase a JPM Each Way Nudger - must be the Mk. I version.
What are my chances of finding one?
What should I expect to pay? (relative to it being working or non working)?
Besides Ebay, where else should I keep an eye on?
If it needs some PCB repair work then no problem - I repair classic old arcade games for a living (Space Invaders, Galaxian, Defender - you name it!). I'm also fairly mechnically minded so repairing any faulty mechanics shouldn't be a major problem either.
Thanks.
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Posted 04 January 2009 - 04:40 PM
Ive Also Been Looking For A Nudge Double Up Delux Mrk1 They Do Come Along On Ebay And Sometimes They Go for About £200 Good Luck Trying Find One
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Posted 04 January 2009 - 05:41 PM
Hey IG,
What are your chances of finding an EachWay Nudger Mk1?? Not very good I'm afraid!!
It is a very collectable machine and there are a fair few collectors who still want them, so if one does come up then it will fetch a pretty penny. I would imagine that you would be looking at £250 AT LEAST but, like anything on eBay, it could be a lot more or a lot less on any given day. The working ones would probably fetch more but even non-workers will go for a few bob as the collectors can often repair them.
You could try old arcades etc or free ad papers but a lot of other people (including myself) have tried this and a lot of the stuff has already gone.
If you are serious and are handy with electronics then take a look here:-
The MPU Mecca
Good luck and keep us posted
What are your chances of finding an EachWay Nudger Mk1?? Not very good I'm afraid!!
It is a very collectable machine and there are a fair few collectors who still want them, so if one does come up then it will fetch a pretty penny. I would imagine that you would be looking at £250 AT LEAST but, like anything on eBay, it could be a lot more or a lot less on any given day. The working ones would probably fetch more but even non-workers will go for a few bob as the collectors can often repair them.
You could try old arcades etc or free ad papers but a lot of other people (including myself) have tried this and a lot of the stuff has already gone.
If you are serious and are handy with electronics then take a look here:-
The MPU Mecca
Good luck and keep us posted
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Posted 05 January 2009 - 01:18 AM
I got offered £1000 for my eachway nudger mk1 about 2 months ago, and turned it down. Saying that, mine is in excellent condition and 100% working with tokens ect. So you have to be looking at at least £600 for one. Mine is still not for sale btw.
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Posted 05 January 2009 - 01:22 AM
I got offered £1000 for my eachway nudger mk1 about 2 months ago, and turned it down. Saying that, mine is in excellent condition and 100% working with tokens ect. So you have to be looking at at least £600 for one. Mine is still not for sale btw.
Just wondering (out of curiosity) i know you say your machine aint for sale..however if someone offered you 5 grand for it would you still knock that back ?
Whats the least you would let it go for.
Mmmmmm...Sandy ive 'ad her ye know. 
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Posted 05 January 2009 - 01:35 AM
Just wondering (out of curiosity) i know you say your machine aint for sale..however if someone offered you 5 grand for it would you still knock that back ?
Whats the least you would let it go for.
Thats a bit like asking someone how much they would sell their kids for lol.
If I was selling, I would proberly sell all my machines as a job lot including spares, 2708 proms and copier. Then you would be looking at £5k+
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Posted 05 January 2009 - 10:09 AM
Theres 2 Nudge Double Up Delux's In My Local Arcade I Love 2 Play On Them Once A Week There A Fun Machine To Play On
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