Three major things lined up already

1. I contacted a local well known pinball guy "Matt" and he knows a guy who does eproms.  We are working on a time and day that we can all get together and read/copy/save the eproms.  This is by far the most important thing.  If the eproms are bad, well nice piece of furniture.  These are the only eproms known to exist with this programming.  If the eproms are intact and useful, then high fives all around. 
2. Contacted "http://bgresto.com/" the backglass repair specialist.  They can make a backglass that looks like new.  I have four of their glasses already and I'm very happy with them.  May take a few months but well worth it.
3. I have a friend "Rich" he is a shipwright.  He has repaired two pinball cabinets in the past and done very well and one was in worse shape than this one.  Should be done in two weeks.  Will post pics before, during and after.