Coin-Op Chop Shop

Coin-Op Chop Shop Coin Operated Machines, Parts & Accessories and Manuals. Home video games and consoles as well. Sometimes they are too far gone and need to be euthanized.

Coin-Op Chop Shop is the proud warehouse/workshop of both P.E.T.A* (People for the Ethical Treatment of Arcades) & ASPCA* (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Arcades) Our mission goal is to rescue neglected/mistreated machines and match them with a loving owners. Usually machines aren't fully restored but gotten back into mostly working order so others can envision ownership and not

be over whelmed. Coin Op Chop Shop's reduce, reuse and recycle policy helps make zero waste. Unique parts that should still be in working order are sold or traded and broken ones thrown away or listed as such. Common harvested parts are frequently used to revive and resuscitate dead ones. CCS is not a NPO (want to make a profit someday) but does have reasonable rates.

Arcade monitorsI've got about 50 arcade monitorsDon't be a cheap ass punk be**ch and put LCD's in cabsFriends dont let f...
09/01/2022

Arcade monitors
I've got about 50 arcade monitors
Don't be a cheap ass punk be**ch and put LCD's in cabs
Friends dont let friends retro game on LCD's

Most of them are broken 15-19-25" CGA RGB Standard RES 15khz - US distributed brands (sorry I don't have sanyatsu's for your cutie)
They're complete with chassis / low to no burn in and I had tested the tubes for leakage once upon a time.
These should just need the chassis sent it and repaired or you can do it yourself if you're skilled like that.
$75 broken up to $400 working

19' Vertical Monitors $150 up to $475 working
Tons of working 14" vga xga monitors $40
Some working 27-29" CGA monitors $175
2 working 27" dual sync CGA/EGA Standard Med res 15khz-24khz $250 Hantrix Polo
Dual Sync 29" CGA/VGA Standard/High Res $400 (built in isolator and tateable)
I think I've got a couple showcase 32" monsters with broken chassis $75
I might still have some 25" standard res Wells Garners with no chassis $40
Might have a couple 19 and 25" chassis left

Tons of yokes and deflectors

I've shipped dozens out and haven't had a problem but these are fragile so I'd really rather have local pickup
Located in NE Indiana by Indianapolis / Chicago / Detroit / Toledo / Cincinnati / Cleveland
Shipping is at least $100 for smaller monitors and up to $300 for larger / sending freight pallet
It's been a while I'm not sure of the current rates but it's not cheap and I need money for shipping materials / handling

If your serious grab yourself by the belly and send me a message.

American Laser Games Arcade System Complete$2,100 Shipped (Priority & Insured) To mainland US, will ship to other countr...
01/10/2017

American Laser Games Arcade System Complete

$2,100 Shipped (Priority & Insured) To mainland US, will ship to other countries as well.

Comes with the following:
Amiga 500
Sony Laserdisc Player
2 game guns
Needed cables, adapters & power supplies
(you will need a standard composite video & sound cable - yellow white red)

The following laserdiscs & game Pcb cartridges
1. Who Shot Johnny Rock https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NmYM92Bs94
2. Space Pirates https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lGlyEltwGDs
3. The Last Bounty Hunter
4. Fast Draw Showdown https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_EytUeG7obw
5. Crime Patrol
6. Crime Patrol 2 – Drug Wars
7. Mad Dog McCree
8. Mad Dog 2 – The lost Gold https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nYPO4WpPwiU
Man what the heck I made videos to all of these somebody took them down or something.

--Need to look more, should have a manual and two player gun adapter--

This is the complete collection except Gallagher’s Gallery (had the pcb but sold it a couple months ago)
I’ve also heard there was a Platoon prototype made, ran across some people who claimed to have had it but I’ve never seen the game footage or it running.

These items will ship in about five packages you’ll need to read the manual http://www.dragons-lair-project.com/tech/manuals/alg_m.zip on how the plug back in all the cables and how the system operates.

The Pcb’s have a RTC chip that saves the settings for everything. The batteries go dead over time.

If the battery has gone dead it will give you a error message on start up. Let it startup and run for awhile, maybe change some of the settings. If you turn it off and back on again and the error message persists then the battery has gone dead.
Luckily none of the code is encrypted (no su***de) and the chips are socketed so you just have to find a new one and pop it on.

The Amiga is yellowing and chipping, I cut the case in half so you can slide over the keyboard and fit in the game cart. These always came with just the motherboard. I have not checked out any other functionality of the Amiga except for with these games.
Sorry it’s expensive, it’s all in the Laserdiscs (I paid $100-300 each) Pcbs ($30-70 each) Guns ($100 each)

I had another one similar to this with that I pieced together with extra crappier parts and only two games Mad Dog and Crime Patrol and it sold for a bit shy of $900 fairly quickly (around 7 years ago)

This is actually the Arcade Hardware running the game. It uses an Amiga 500 to run the program code and a laserdisc player for the video.

Turkey Hunting USA Outdoors Sammy (2001) $500 OBO
09/30/2016

Turkey Hunting USA Outdoors Sammy (2001) $500 OBO

Defender Stargate - Williams (1985)
09/19/2016

Defender Stargate - Williams (1985)

05/26/2016

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