pencilneck Current Collection

Black Knight

Williams, 1980

“Flippers rebuilt, Super-Bands, clean up drop targets so they drop when hit.”

BMX

Bally, 1982

Deadpool (Premium)

Stern, 2018

“Purchase from Grindle3 of classicgamerooms.com Deposit paid in Feb21, pin delivered on May 7th.”

Earthshaker

Williams, 1989

“Pin has been restored: http://4130-products.com/pinball/index.php/earthshaker/ https://photos.app.goo.gl/9P7gEwDRURCpk9te2 Oct 2020 - sinking building kit installed.”

FunHouse

Williams, 1990

“Full restore inside and out: https://photos.app.goo.gl/9mRyayuBqbFoDJ628”

Godzilla (Premium)

Stern, 2021

“https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/151954 Shipped to VW dealer.”

Golden Bells

Williams, 1959

Jumpin' Jack's

Williams, 1963

“Found at a thrift store, they wanted well over $1000, but I offered $300 and they accepted. While it powered up, the score motor never would stop spinning and various relays would click on and off. Most mechanics were gummed up. Took several things apart and cleaned up with 91% isopropyl alcohol. Made my own "flex stones" and cleaned up a lot of contacts. New rubbers installed, flattened out a lot of the plastics, bulbs bulbs bulbs. Works pretty good, but tilt doesn't reset when the ball drains. Put in LEDs, went from using +120W of power just sitting there to 55W at idle.”

Jumpin' Jack's

Williams, 1963

“Well, I guess I'm the only guy with two of these now.”

Junk Yard

Williams, 1996

King Pin

Gottlieb, 1973

“It sort of works, but it is in sad shape.”

Lady Robin Hood

Gottlieb, 1948

“Playfield looks pretty good, but dirty. Cabinet is coming unglued. Did power up and kind of work, but some of the mechs are all gummed up.”

Machine: Bride of Pinbot, The

Williams, 1991

“batteries already removed.”

Medieval Madness (Remake - Standard)

Chicago Gaming Co., 2015

“Purchased at Grand Ole Gameroom 2018.”

Paddock

Williams, 1969

Pirates of the Caribbean

Stern, 2006

“Was never set up, sat in storage for almost 8 years. Balls were a bit pitted, so new ones on order as well as Super-Bands. Cointaker LED kit installed.”

Road Show

Williams, 1994

Sea Wolf

Williams, 1959

Simpsons, The

Data East, 1990

Star Trek: The Next Generation

Williams, 1993

The Simpsons Pinball Party

Stern, 2003

“Noticed no coin mechs in door. Seller didn't know history. Found token in cabinet when cleaning it up. No batteries in it, so no audit data for number of games on this pin. Popped in a NVRAM chip and now now it keeps settings/audit data. Lots of rubber/coil dust all over the place... typical "pinball dirty" Isopropyl alcohol and waxing, it looks great now. ”

Whirlwind

Williams, 1990

“In good working order and very playable. In need of TLC to polish up.”