Restoration:

• Stripped and sanded cab
• Patched, filled and primed
• Repainted and restenciled
• Installed bottom edge protectors
• Cleaned and repainted coin doors
• Installed Joust boardset and wiring harness
• Removed computer power supply that was spliced into original harness and replaced with original style connector
• Installed rebuilt linear power supply
• Installed Joust marquee and speaker grill
• Stripped and replaced CPO on control panel
• Installed new powder coated control panel hinge
• Repainted back doors and hinge
• Cleaned inside of cabinet
• Installed working WG4900 monitor
• Installed NOS Marquee

To Do:

• Find a nicer Bezel

Status: Works 100%

Notes:

A friend of mine spotted a converted Joust on the back of truck one day as he was driving home.  He stopped and asked what the plan was for the cabinet and was told it was on it's way to the dump, but he could have it for free if he wanted it. 

The cabinet had been painted over black and had Crowns Golf side art applied and in fact was still a working Crown's Golf game.  The monitor was a little weak, and the game was terrible.  It was, however, a factory conversion kit made for Joust cabinets so some of the original wiring harness was still in good shape.