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Grazley Garage restoration tour: Evel Knievel & Mario acquired, Flintstones finished with custom art.
Evel Knievel was produced by Bally with approximately 14,000 units made, making it a highly produced game
high confidence · Mike Dus discussing the Evel Knievel machine during gameplay
The 1977 Evel Knievel was found in a shed and still functions with working displays, sound, and gameplay mechanics despite its storage condition
high confidence · Kevin and Dutch's description of the rescued machine
The original Mario Brothers arcade cabinet is a wide-body version and was also found in a shed alongside the Evel Knievel
high confidence · Mike Dus and Kevin discussing the Mario Brothers machine at the garage
Dutch completed the Shack Attack restoration in a very short timeframe, having been on reading week and working intensively on the project
high confidence · Kevin's comment about Dutch's rapid completion of the work
The Flintstones restoration includes new rubber, powder-coated orange star posts, LED modifications, and custom art blades as an alternate art package
high confidence · Visual inspection and Kevin's descriptions of the completed Flintstones machine
“They made like 14,000 of these things. So, you know, it's a highly produced game.”
Mike Dus @ ~22:30 — Provides historical context about Evel Knievel's production volume and market presence
“It was in a shed... It's in pretty good shape considering.”
Kevin (implied) @ ~24:00 — Describes the origin and condition of the rescued Evel Knievel machine
“There was a lot of people trying to... They said, 'No, we didn't want to do that.' So, they Oh, that's good on that.”
Kevin @ ~27:30 — Describes the competitive acquisition process and the sellers' integrity in honoring the first offer
“He's been on reading week so he's been working on this... he finished it in no time.”
Kevin @ ~33:00 — Explains Dutch's rapid completion of the Shack Attack restoration project
“This thing turned out amazing as usual. Another masterpiece completed.”
Mike Dus @ ~43:30 — Expresses satisfaction with the quality of the Flintstones restoration work
community_signal: Grazley Garage continues to be a hub of restoration activity with multiple concurrent projects and arcade machines undergoing active work
high · Multiple restoration projects visible: Whirlwind Total Chaos 2.0, Flintstones, Shack Attack, Evil Knievel, Mario Brothers, plus existing collection pieces
design_philosophy: Grazley Garage restoration aesthetic emphasizes custom color work (orange powder-coated posts) and LED enhancements while preserving original playfield integrity
high · Flintstones features orange powder-coating throughout star posts, LED general illumination, and alternate art package modifications
market_signal: Competitive marketplace for vintage arcade acquisitions with multiple buyers responding simultaneously to shed-found machines
high · Kevin and Dutch were 'the first ones to respond' to marketplace listing but faced competition; sellers received higher offers after initial deal was struck
product_concern: Shack Attack display developed issues (ribbon cable or intermittent connection) but spontaneously resolved itself during the segment
medium · Mike Dus and Kevin troubleshot the display issue, which resolved unexpectedly during testing without clear resolution
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