List of Vendors for Arcade Machines/Parts

[SuperSprint]

There is a wicked guy in Holland that has a small (but growing) catalog of decals. He does a printout every couple months, then hand cuts them and mails them out at cost. He's over on KLOV however here is a link to his web shop...

http://www.easywebshop.com/arcadedecals

 

[Apocalypse]

Beware of vintagevideogames.com
They are supposedly professional sellers in business since 1989 but can't make the difference between a bootleg and an original:
http://www.ebay.fr/itm/KIKI-KAIKAI-...932037?hash=item27fc9dea05:g:kqgAAOSweW5VHdyo
$495 for a Kiki Kaikai bootleg...
Note the lame description:

This might be a clone board...I'm not very familiar with Taito's from this era and I am not sure, but because there are no labels on the EPROMs, I'm suspicious. However, it is fully working and plays Knight Boy / KiKi KaiKai....so I don't know if it really matters.

Yeah, who cares to pay full price for a boot?
For those who don't know Kiki Kaikai shares its hardware with Kick & Run which use an additional connector for 4p mode.
Reason why original Kiki Kaikai boards have an unused connector on the opposite side of the JAMMA connector.

 

[NexusX]

Is it just me or is navigating the Suzo-Happ site a pain? The search function is crap imo.