Simpson 4 Player Cab Restoration Help

Okay, I’ve just procured an empty Simpson 4 player cab and the cab itself is in good shape but sadly the side art is not. The cab didn;t come with a monitor but it came with brand new joysticks and a new power supply. I have a spare 25 inch monitor so no worries there but I want to restore this cab as a Simpson.

I don’t have the board yet but I can use it as a Turtles in Time for now. I was wondering if there is a good place to purchase repro-side art. The control panel is in great shape and the marquee is usable (It has a ton of cracks but I’ll keep my eyes open on an original one) but I figure finding a new old stock of the side art is next to impossible. Any good sites that are not $200 for bootleg side art? I did the usual Google searches and I was hoping there a site that I’m just over looking.

Awesome purchase. I'm jealous. I wish you the best of luck with it.

Eh not much luck on finding cheap repos. I found a site that had a adobe scan of it. So if you find a local printer that can do it I guess. Best of Luck.
http://www.localarcade.com/arcade_art/details.php?image_id=401&mode=search

Maybe..

http://quarterarcade.com
http://www.arcaderestoration.com
http://www.mamemarquees.com/allprods.php
http://forums.webmagic.com/ubbthreads/showflat.php?Cat=2&Number=705473&an=0&page=5

Wow, I'm stupified that repo side art is $180 for a pair. Oh well, I guess I better start saving up and sell my crap to eventually come up with the money. Maybe I'll get lucky and find the official side art. A guy can always dream right?

Thanks for the help guys.

Keep and eye on eBay for them as I've found all kinds of side art listed.

Arcade machine auctions sometimes sell artwork as I bought a box load of it for $5.00 awhile back..



These'a a website that makes the repro side art cheaper,I just can't find the name of it..

Does anyone have any suggestions on a printing company that can print me out this huge file? Can kinkos be able to do this on vinyls or even silkscreen? Any other locations that will print this file?

http://www.localarcade.com/arcade_art/details.php?image_id=401&mode=search

See if there are any local sign printing shops, they can probably do it for you, but of course won't be die cut and you'd have to do the cutting yourself.

Kinkos can do it.

Not sure if they have sticky back vinyl or not. You might end up having to use spray adhesive.