Space Duel Black Widow Gravitar Quantum Major Havoc
			Definetely the best row in my collection.  This row is almost complete as the Major Havoc conversion awaits monitor repair.  The control panel took some work, but it's done with roller and all (pics 1 2 3).  An additional ZVG cabinet in this row would round out a lot of the vector games, that's work in progress.
Gravitar Year: 1982 Mfg: Atari Production Numbers: Upright 5427 units,$2095 How it was obtained: At Auction. Technical: Boards are swappable with Black Widow or Space Duel although controls need to be modified. Overal Condition: 9.5/10 Money into it: Approx $300 Notes: This thing broke the back windshield in my truck. Note to self, lay it down right and secure it you dumb-ass.. Black Widow Year: 1982 Mfg: Atari Production Numbers: Upright 1550 units, $995 These were Gravitar conversions from the factory How it was obtained: This was traded straight up for a Galaga locally. I had about 5 Galagas at the time and needed to get rid of most of them. Galagas are easy to come by, but I've only seen 2 or 3 Black Widows in the last 2 years including my own. Technical: Nothing special, it was a converted Gravitar (Aren't they all?) Money into it: Approx $250 Overal Condition: 9.5/10 Notes: A beautiful machine and a crankin' ass game. Major Havoc 1983: Mfg: Atari Production Numbers: upright, 300 Units, $2095 Conversion #s unknown. How it was obtained: Gravitar cabinet was obtained from Blast from the Past. Guts and monitor were obtained purely part by part from eBay. Technical: Nothing Special, guts are actualy from a Tempest/MH conversion. Money into it: $500 Overal Condition: 8/10 Notes: Game uses a repro-roller from Mark Davidson from Basement Arcade. Space Duel 1982: Mfg: Atari Production Numbers: upright, 11,017 units, $2095 How it was obtained: Traded for a Blind Galaxian, Ms Pac restore, and Misc cabinet up in San Francisco. Technical: I would like to swap Gravitar into it too. Money into it: $150 Overal Condition: 9/10 Notes: What else can I say? Great co-op or head to head game. Quantum Year: 1982 Mfg: Atari Production Numbers: Upright 500 units,$2095 How it was obtained: Private Sale Technical: My only game with an Ampliphone monitor init rebuilt with a Wintron HV transformer. Uses and X2212 high score save chip. Overal Condition: 9.5/10 Money into it: ALOT. Notes: Great game, unique and rare. Don't knock it til you try it. The crown jewel in my collection.