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I have a Chicago Coin GOALEE game that I am currently in the process of restoring. Looking for a few parts if anyone has them?!? For starters I need the assembly that the coin box goes into and one of the small fans that go on the bottom of the motors for the players!
Quoted from izzy:Got my Top Ten PF installed and working. Still need to do a translite and clean the legs.
I need score & instruction cards if anyone has a set to scan.
Thanks
Quoted from dasvis:Pretty crappy, but again photoshop. The little cost per play cards are adhesive stickers.
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Go to Inkochinto's site http://www.pinballrebel.com/pinball/cards/ as he has great copies of them! If you cant print them out you can send the file to a local print (i.e. FedEx) shop and have them print them out on card stock!
I have a post up already but figured I would add to this one since it's related to a Chicago Coin machine. Anyone that has parts to a Goalee machine that is looking to sale, please PM me what you have!
Quoted from AlexF:Hurray! The search is over I got one! 1947 Chicago Coin Basketball Champ.
Congrats!!! Neat looking game! Would love if they would've made a hockey version like this!!!
I just picked up a CC Top Hat Ball bowler. If anyone happens to have one and wouldn't mind sending me a few specific pictures to help me out please PM me!
I would also love to get one of these!!! I have the Chicago Coin Goalee one and its about 70% restored. I would love to find a Chicago Coin Criss Cross or a Super Hockey game to restore!!!
Quoted from AlexF:I have one of these that is partially restored, maybe this Summer I'll wrap it up...
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Alex, would love to see picture of this one. I honestly never have seen one!
Quoted from AlexF:I like the look of Chicago Coin's 1961 Pro hockey.
Agree, I will take one of those too....... 
Quoted from AlexF:That's a neat one too, but I think he meant one of these. Criss Cross Hockey
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Correct you are Alex. The Pop Up is neat though. Something about the old Chicago coin games that appeals to me.
I picked up a Chicago Coin Rebound Shuffleboard locally. Unfortunately the lamp fixture was not with the machine so if anyone has one of these for sale PM me!
Quoted from egyptrus:I picked up a Criss Cross Hockey.
Crapis, one game I have been looking for but anytime I find one it needs to be shipped and it just too expensive!
Quoted from egyptrus:Hey MeSz,
I believe the Criss Cross I bought is one you've seen before. It was the one in Wausau, WI. I think it was advertised both on Craigslist and on Ebay. Just wanted to make sure you didn't think there were a bunch of these floating around in Wisconsin and that you should move here so you'd be closer to them.
Not that it makes a difference but it's now 3 hours closer to you
Excellent! Now I can stop watching it on ebaY and when you get tired of it please sell it to someone East of you so it gets closer!
Quoted from egyptrus:I haven't plugged it in yet but according to the video that the seller sent me, it apparently works.
Dave, good luck!!! A little piece of advice that I use on every machine that I bring home and looks to be iffy...... I let the wife plug it in and turn the game on !!!!
Quoted from egyptrus:Also, not a pin, but today I picked up a Criss Cross Hockey. I haven't set it up yet but I believe it works, it's just going to need a bit of TLC. The back glass was poorly repaired and will likely need to be replaced.
Dave this might interest you!!
ebay.com link: Chicago Coins Criss Cross Hockey Arcade Machine Backglass Shipping is Available
Quoted from egyptrus:Hey MeSz,
I saw that but I think Alex said that it's a translight and not an actual backglass. Obviously, I'd rather have an original but that may not be a choice. Should I decided to replace it, I'll have to decide between the Gary Conway one (ebay) and Clay's service at bgresto.com I'm thinking the cost would be similar and with bgresto it would be as close to original as possible.
Thanks for pointing it out though.
Dave
Clay is the way to go !!
Quoted from ValleyGuy:Hi,
I got an old game called Olympics, 2 player, gave to me with some relays/coils etc. missing, needs lots of work just wondering if anyone has any comments about the game?
Thanks
I know nothing about the game BUT if you plan on fixing the game up contact Steve at Pinball Resource as he has almost every part for Gotlieb machines!
Quoted from meSz:Post edited by meSz: post was related to a Bally game not CC so i moved it to a different post.
Quoted from BulkOfTheSeries:I'm entertaining the thought of selling this machine. What is it worth?
per Boston Pinball site it sells on average (7 machines) for $334 ..... big issue is obviously shipping!
Quoted from PinPilot:Can anyone help me with a Sound Stage backglass or translite? I can't get any responses in the "Parts Wanted" section!
If you're not in a hurry Steve at http://bgresto.com/ can make one!
Quoted from PinPilot:According to Steve's site, he would need the original backglass, which is now in a million pieces. Did I miss something?
Do you still have the pieces? If so, you could go through the daunting task of putting it back together and sending it to him!
If you look at his home page on his site, that Chicago Coin Super Hockey is one he did for me! I didn't have a glass but found another party that wanted to get one made so he shipped his glass to Steve! Upon Steve receiving it, it was smashed! Steve put it together to make the reproduction! If you look at the picture you can see all the breaks! If' your's is truely in "a million pieces" than your only options is to continue to look for one to come up for sale or find another owner that would be willing to scan their glass or that is wanting to get a repro done and is willing to send the glass in (as stated, this is what I did).
GL!
Quoted from PinPilot:No, the glass came out of the head as I was doing 75 mph down the freeway. There was no back cover, so I assume the air pressure caused it to pop out. It was in the bed of my pickup, pushed all the way up against the cab, facing backwards.
Note to self - ALWAYS REMOVE HEAD WHEN TRANSPORTING A PIN!!!
So the million pieces isnt an exaggeration!!! Go into Pinside and look for other owners of this game and PM people see if they have any interest in having a repro done! Tell them you'll split the cost to ship the glass to Steve! You may also get a discount for having multiple glasses done but that is up to Steve!
The party I got to ship his glass in we just agreed to split the total cost of the glass, including shipping! I don't recall the actual price but it was cheaper than I expected!
I have no affiliation with Steve other than having him make two glasses for two games I have! Does really nice work BUT you need to be patient as it takes him time since this is something he does in his spare time!
Quoted from Mopar:I do have a mint Sound Stage glass in the machine that's set up, but I rather not
mail that one out. However, my 2nd Sound Stage could use a glass, but still has plenty
of the art on it to use for remake. I plan on sending a couple others to Steve, so if any
others could use a Sound Stage glass and like to go in on the shipping, I'll send the
original Sound Stage glass along also. Of course I'll be paying for the better part of the shipping
because they'll be a couple of other added glasses (1956 Williams Fun House and EM Sinbad)
in the package. Maybe the more Sound Stage glasses made at one time, the better the price (?) (T)
Ever think about taking the glass to a local place to have scanned? Not sure as to the cost but it would save you from shipping but also from possible breakage! Just a thought!
Quoted from Murphdom:Hello everyone,
I was wondering if someone could point me in the direction of where I could find a ball in play card for a CC pin similar to the one I attached. It doesn’t have to be that color. It’s semi transparent in areas to show what ball is in play and game over. If someone makes them PM and I will buy one off of you. The one I have isn't even red it's just really beat up.
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Look at http://www.pinballrebel.com/pinball/cards/ as Inkochnito may have and if he doesn't have it will make it for you to the point all you will need to do is have a local printing place print it out for you.
Anyone have a source for schematic or any paperwork related to CC Super Hockey?
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/tech-gottlieb-show-boat-#post-5595126
Quoted from embryonjohn:I’m looking for a replacement goalie on a 1969 Chicago Coin Slap Shot head-to-head. Anyone got one laying around?
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John if you don’t find one PM me. I may have one.
Anyone looking for a Backglass? There's one posted on CL ventura.craigslist.org link
Not mine and no idea as to the seller but figured would share!
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