wholesalecarpartsoffresno559
Posted: Fri May 27, 2016 4:29 pmThis person(s) continues to list counterfeits on ebay - any way to stop him / her?
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Posted: Fri May 27, 2016 4:29 pmRe: wholesalecarpartsoffresno559
Posted: Fri May 27, 2016 5:06 pmWhy do you call them Counterfeit's? While I think All their machines are grossly overpriced, I haven't seen any Counterfeits.
Re: wholesalecarpartsoffresno559
Posted: Fri May 27, 2016 6:19 pmThe Half Top Golden Nugget appears to be a fake;
most, if not all, of the others simply look to be grossly/overly "Restored" by Mike Andrews of Las Vegas.
Mike; are you on this forum?
Do you sell them as "fantasy " paint jobs rather than "restored"?
That might be a more accurate description.
most, if not all, of the others simply look to be grossly/overly "Restored" by Mike Andrews of Las Vegas.
Mike; are you on this forum?
Do you sell them as "fantasy " paint jobs rather than "restored"?
That might be a more accurate description.
Re: wholesalecarpartsoffresno559
Posted: Fri May 27, 2016 7:04 pmThe Golden Nugget has the correct base. The machines all look original to me but with new award cards, reel strips, paint, etc.. Definitely way overpriced.
Re: wholesalecarpartsoffresno559
Posted: Fri May 27, 2016 8:41 pmYourBestBet wrote:The Golden Nugget has the correct base
The seller has 2 GNs for sale;
apparently you only saw one of them.
Re: wholesalecarpartsoffresno559
Posted: Sat May 28, 2016 2:12 amThe Red HalfTop "Golden Magget" is a TOTAL FAKE.
The Gold HighTop "Golden Nugget", appears to be a restored original, but has been jazzed-up,
by removing the Formica side panels, to show the better looking wood grain. That alone, makes
one wonder, just how original all the other parts are. The base is definitely original, as no one
that I know of has ever reproduced the full wrap-around coin tray.
The Gold HighTop "Golden Nugget", appears to be a restored original, but has been jazzed-up,
by removing the Formica side panels, to show the better looking wood grain. That alone, makes
one wonder, just how original all the other parts are. The base is definitely original, as no one
that I know of has ever reproduced the full wrap-around coin tray.