I know the coin ops are hard to find but in a city as big as LA I would look up the arcade/pinball/pool table vendors and call them. The table I got was from an arcade vendor. While he advertised it on craigslist, he had a total of 7 of them that we're sitting in his warehouse for years. He also said he sometimes gets a request to pull them off his routes. If I would have called him a while back I bet I would have paid less. He said they sold like hot cakes so he would not negotiate. Four were gone and I saw two that were sold and getting ready for delivery and my buddy is buying the last one that the guy had to dig out from the back. Two of the other vendors in the denver area I called said they do have them up for sale every once in awhile. My point is there are probably some collecting dust.
I researched these inside and out and, after hauling this 335 lb table to my basement I would opt for a coin op over the warrior, especially if you are using it in an office with lots of play. We had four guys playing hard on the first night and it just doesn't move. My son and I spent three hours cleaning it and it looks and plays like new.
Good luck.
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