Yes it does, but I'm not having any luck matching it. Also, someone else is remembering it as a car racing game. LOL
Quoted from Texas-Mark:May be a long shot asking, but does anyone recognize this cabinet. I "think" it was a baseball machine, but am not certain. It is definitely from before 1972.
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It’s not a baseball pitch and bat since his hands are on flippers.
Quoted from bluespin:It’s not a baseball pitch and bat since his hands are on flippers.
I think it's a single player too looking at the black surround on the head and general head size but not 100 % sure.
Lunar Shot, Williams, 1967
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1501
Wow, we were not even close. LOL. Thanks a lot!! We have been trying to figure this out for days (after looking at some old pictures).
Quoted from ReadyPO:Lunar Shot, Williams, 1967
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1501
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Excellent!
Quoted from Electrocute:Don’t really think many were made
It's a special add-a-ball model for Italy. Gottlieb models for Italy were made in pretty good quantities. Williams probably wasn't so fortunate, and they did not continue making special Italian models.
.................David Marston
The other great thing about that picture is the 70s “Keep on Truckin” poster. Remember it well along with the song by Eddie Kendricks.
Quoted from dmarston:It's a special add-a-ball model for Italy. Gottlieb models for Italy were made in pretty good quantities. Williams probably wasn't so fortunate, and they did not continue making special Italian models.
.................David Marston
It’s an oddity, purchased it on eBay with some other OEM glasses.
Quoted from ReadyPO:Lunar Shot, Williams, 1967
https://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1501
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I knew someone from the "visual quiz show" thread would get this.
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