PBR, eBay, and pinball rescue all have full sets I looked and couldn’t find individual parts. Pin rescue might be willing to sell you the individual part though since he already does it with other machines

It has some great art. It can be frustrating and difficult to score high on despite the zipper flippers. I really like the multi-ball feature. It’s one of my kids favorite games.

Here is a list of zipper flipper games from IPDB:
https://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?specialty=25&sortby=name&searchtype=advanced

The machine looks great. Did you use your own stencils or did you buy them? I’m doing a repaint soon. I found a coin plate within a day or so after posting a want ad on here. PBR sells them but it might look out of place. If I can find the guys info where I got it I’ll let you know.

Nice looking machine. It has great artwork. I’ve never played it though. It looks like a lot of fun. 1960’s games are my favorites.

what benefit did the hack provide in terms of game play?

That’s quite the paint job. It looks like the previous owner was showing off their Italian heritage. I kind of like the circles. Is the cab the same way?

I have roughly the same size space with the same setup.

Looks like you have room for two more. Just move the ones on the right out of there

Now you’re onto something... Pinside AirBnB

So when are we going to see the rest?

Nice. Well if you ever come across an extra sling plastic for the right side let me know because mine has a crack in the Fun Park that is currently in my line up.

Im on Facebook strictly for pinball and arcade stuff. I only have two friends on there. Bob Cunningham the shipper and a guy who does chrome work.

Finished this oddball up recently.

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JR, I found it in NY in some guys barn. The apron was pretty rusty and the legs were pretty toasted. I was lucky to salvage them since they are different bolt spacing than typical pinball legs.

I completely understand why it would be out of order frequently. There are three metal fingers under the apron that control the flippers and ball drop that make contact with a circuit board similar to some of the Chicago coin games circuits. If those fingers no longer make contact the flippers and ball drop don’t work. I could see how they could become easily misaligned as a result of the movement of the apron because people are moving the joysticks forward and backward trying to shake it.

Nice job as always Ralph

I cannot wait for my target pool. Interestingly enough I found a body in NJ by accident while inquiring about other parts for another pinsider on the Facebook marketplace. Then I was able to find a head in Michigan which I’m picking up at Pinfest in two weeks. I matched them up within a few days so I’m grateful I didn’t have to hold onto them forever to match them up. I’m very grateful to the community for helping me get this game into one location as a whole.