I have owned and restored several Fireball machines. This one has a long list of work done to it to bring it to the point you see here:

Cabinet restoration including sanding down to the original wood and re-stenciling with the original correct colors.
Every external and playfield metal part has been removed, polished, and reinstalled
Every Post was replaced with new
The machine currently has natural white LED's installed throughout (to mimic the original incandescent bulbs) but these can be switched to colored or back to incandescent. Your choice. See photos of each
Backglass has been coated with triple thick glaze to prevent damage
Nearly 5' LED strip light on side and back of playfield, which can be set to any color or turned off (by remote)
LED light strips behind backglass to light "Fireball" title.
Apron light strips - which can be turned off if desired
New flipper buttons
New legs, leg bolts and feet.
New flippers
New mushroom targets
Clear cabinet protectors
New coin door skin
18 comet flame bulbs under playfield, in coin door and behind backglass
New red bulb shrouds
New pop bumper caps
New glass
Playfield protector installed. Most of the phots here have been taken without the glass. The reflections seen are from the glossy playfield in most cases, not the glass.
Start button wired for free play
Cabinet bottom reinforced
Custom score cards
Custom coin door art to match the backglass
No chipped or cracked plastics.

The machine plays flawlessly!

I will consider a trade for a Williams WPC pin.