Sega Turbo restoration

andyman

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Bought this a while ago and it needed some work

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This is how it was when I picked it up from Matt, cheers dude
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Obviously
it spent some time stored at the old barn where it took on a few new
additions, cobwebs and mold so its needs some work before its worthy.
All cab hoovered, cleaned & polished, good as new ish.

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Rust and missing paint/chrome galore, so out with the new toy again
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And
as again, a top result. The steering wheel has some deep pits but I can
live with it and again a sh*tload of work was saved. The above took
30mins
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Didn't want to mess about with re-chrome on the wheel so out came the shiny paint again

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Nasty
cigarette burns allover the top of the dash, sanded most of them out
and god did it smell of ancient tobacco. Sad as I was guilty of doing
this too bitd

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Sand blasted to give it a bit of texture back and a bit of satin black to bring the colour back

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Had to do the bolts and screws too, all done around the cab (obvious ones
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Lovely Control panel, I have some 'clean anything' spray with lemon oil. Smells good, produces a brilliant shine too
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Also
did the speaker grill & pedal. Speakers are fooked, cones are
ripped away on all 3 speakers too, what a coincidence, have replacements
for the top two which are on my list of things to do later.

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Monitor
had vertical collapse, culprit found to be a 10uf tantalum capacitor
but picture looked shyte, regardless of adjustments so I swapped it for a
9000. Boardset cleaned and semi working, lots of yellow on screen. All
eproms/cpu/ram cleaned and reseated and we have the correct colours
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Bulbs
replaced on scoreboard (which is working), marquee & gauges. Coin
slots cleaned & lubed, now accepting old 10's & 50's

Ready to join the rest. Still a bit to do and I need t sort the speakers as I think there is also a problem with the sound.

Andy.
 

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Cracking resto Andy, before and after it looks like a different cab. I do like Turbo although I find it one of the hardest drivers ever.

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For pitting, I have found that "filler primer", does a decent job. It is basically a really thick primer that you spray on and then rub right back until all that is left is the primer filling the holes. Usually comes in a bright colour so it is easy to tell when you can stop rubbing it down.
 

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Great job. Looks really nice. That shiny paint looks great. The only stuff I've ever used is always really flat looking but that looks really shiny.
 

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bloodflowers said:
Nice job :) (and yes Ord that's a Streets one)

If you want a correct gearknob I think I have a spare still from when I restored mine.

White top is correct for streets built machine

Yes I believe that is your old one Ordy, I had and swapped with shaun at the barn for Thunderblade, I guess someone else bought it from them

It had a sound fault originally
 

andyman

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Isn't it great how cabs just circulate around the group
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It still has a sound fault !!, damn thing is complicated to the max, got some sounds working but not all. Mind you having no speakers doesn't help.
 

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It's pretty much got a circuit for each sound, I have a couple of spare sound boards (not for sale I'm afraid) - which sounds are you missing? It's a standalone sound board, you can hook it up in isolation to a test rig with a simple jamma connector and trigger the sounds.

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andyman

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Hehe, can't actually remember its been that long since I last looked, handy to know it can be run on its own, cheers for that James.

Andy.
 
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