Morris Minor Owners Club

Just a thought, would it be of interest/use to add a valuation section to the sales area?
That way if someone was looking at buying/selling an item but was unsure of value they could ask the community for advice.
I also collect vintage Arcade Machines/Pinball Tables and have found this sort of category very usefull in there forums.

David

Arcade machines hold alot of memories for me, i grew up playing them before the home consoles become the thing, i miss the old games so i am in the early stages of building a full size arcade machine, I have a few spare pc monitors and a raspberry pi and a box of buttons and joysticks, I might just have to get my atari out of the box for a test run.

olderisbetter wrote:Arcade machines hold alot of memories for me, i grew up playing them before the home consoles become the thing, i miss the old games so i am in the early stages of building a full size arcade machine, I have a few spare pc monitors and a raspberry pi and a box of buttons and joysticks, I might just have to get my atari out of the box for a test run.

I love me some Atari [frame][/frame]

What was the one before Atari ??

Lovely collection, I wish i had kept more of my games, The good news is i have kept everything from megadrive onwards mainly boxed and safe and i have a 28" 4:3 crt screen to play on, I just need carefree time.

irmscher wrote:What was the one before Atari ??

I started out on the Atari 2600 woody, but this link below might jog your memory on consoles before atari, i bet early complete boxed ones are worth mega bucks now. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_h ... e_consoles

There not too bad, ive been collecting Atari for about 5 years now, the Boxed 2600 Woodie you see on the left of the photo I picked up for a steal off of ebay. I have loads of double games so if there are any collectors out there give me a shout an Ill drop some carts in the post

This treads getting way off topic but as were talking about games...... here are my girls

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And im currently restoring this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xBZGYAeXjYg

Yes i remember wasting my youth standing at those machines, and i have just "wasted" another hour on pacman using my raspberry pi emulator, not as nice as the original console version but still a nice bit of a flash back.