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I have called many local places, mostly bars, asking if the have any pinballs. I get a rather surprised and delayed response most of the time. If I then ask which machines they have, they really think I am a weirdo. Most think that all pins are the same, no matter if it is a TOM or a 1975 clunker with only 1 working flipper. Am I alone on this? 
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Erie, PA