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Atari 2600 store Kiosk display all restored!


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Well took me about 15 years to get this all done.

Outbid on Ebay a few times and so on. I got the display that was for sale a few weeks ago from another Atariage member. Fun road trip about 6 hours each way. It was in nice condition but i had my own plans for it. The display i just got did not have the built in brain. I was lucky enough to have one in perfect working order just waiting for my very own Kiosk. I also had a new in box main control panel i had got off Ebay more than a few years ago. So today i set out buffing out all the Plexi Glass and cleaning it up super good. It was unassembled when i got it. Well it was all there and with my new control panel and cleaning it up it came out amazing!

I am more than super happy to have this in my collection. I found the perfect TV for it! Its the Nintendo Sharp set up with a NES built into it. It was a perfect fit and it was nice to get the TV out of storage and have it out on display as well.

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That looks sooo cool! :)

 

 

One of my cousins had one of those NES Sharp TVs in the early 90s. Played many hours on that back in the day...Those are wayy cool. My only gripe with your set-up is personally I would've used a much more vintage TV set like something along the lines of a late 70s/early 80s type Zenith tube TV with the woodgrain panels to give it more of a retro effect. Other than that you did a good job.

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Looks awesome! Love the built-in controls and showcase doors.

 

I found the perfect TV for it! Its the Nintendo Sharp set up with a NES built into it. It was a perfect fit and it was nice to get the TV out of storage and have it out on display as well.

 

I just seen this prior on YouTube today. Never heard of it til now but if you're considering swapping it out, instead of putting it back in storage, you could donate it to me ;)

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