subway or better yet crosstown along with many games of the 2" quality design, worthy of having.

Target Pool 2x here, but Mini is the better game. I don't care for AAB simply because, well the replay was more relevant in life for most of the world and it often is the winner on design and play. Mini Pool is one of a few exceptions, and it wins over Target. God bless the Mini Pool.

On topic of having multiple of a title... Have 3x Royal Flush and 3x Buccaneer all in really good condition to mint, and all play very much different. Finding the game with the best kinetics, taking that info and configuration and finding how to dial in and properly micro-adjust things on a game is much easier when you have multiples set up. Also, having the same title on various locations also makes it interesting to see which one gets played more by people. In all, there are as many reasons or more to have same title times-X than to not. Congrats on the many folks that find a title, love it, restore them side by side, and ultimately find and keep the best for their needs.

neat game, that hot line. Not a bad player, and one of the few that has 'letters' for the rollovers. Game worth having.

Wow, 10K already.

As I recall Wade Krause did a reproduction of the Knock Out playfield back in April of 2016. He may have some left, and for sale. https://pinballplayfields.wordpress.com/2016/04/19/knock-out-almost-done/

Have done well over 100 games with 91% and ME, some of those games went to location and have had 40000+ plays on them each since. Keep the game clean, new rubber, shine with Novus or Car-nu-be or whatever you choose and NEW BALLS in the game regularly and your game will be kept well and without damage. Also, and remember this kids, buff out the dry wax and don't leave residue behind. After buff, PF only natural hair brush with small shop vac to get all the dust off makes a HUGE difference in longevity. The dust/dirt/whatever turns into effectively sand paper, which with ball wear/scratches will damage your playfield on EMs more than anything else. Auto clear an EM PF is usually a poor choice, and really should be a last resort of all restoration techniques to a PF. Game will NOT play as it was designed to play, too fast, too quiet, too not original as designer had planned.

To the OP on this C37, congrats. Those games exist out there. Numerically there is an old pinball machine a single basement in nearly every single block of the US of A. Yes, 4+ million machines made, and they went somewhere. Usually sold back for change to the distributor in trade or cash, and then sold or given to family and friends, or auctioned. Even if 10% are left, and some argue its much more, sitting around waiting to be found... That is 400,000 games unclaimed in basements. So, ask around, get lucky by asking around, get to know your neighbors, and always ask who do they know that has a pinball machine in their basement or attic.

Shaggy/Clay?