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What a truly amazing and awesome story.
The game that made you fall in love with Pinball... the actual physical wood and game... now your own possession to love and cherish forever. What a amazing story. Thank you so much for sharing it. And great writing skills too man!
Quoted from shacklersrevenge:Here is a picture of Rudy just before I broke him down, from the back corner of the arcade. I estimate he had been sitting in this one spot for well over a decade.
WOW!!!! Thats a part that is accessible to the public???
Quoted from shacklersrevenge:yes, this is the only corner of the arcade with random things like floor fans and parts. Everywhere else is jammed packed with redemptions, vids, pins and skee ball. They told me that Funhouse only was turned on now when someone requested to play it.
LOL playing next to a trash can...
Hardcore. BIFF.. lol
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