?? PinBot (Williams, 1986) Pinball Machine

Pin•Bot was made between October 1986 and February 1987 and sold 12,001 units. Created by Barry Oursler, and Python Anghelo. Todd Tuckey himself has this in his top 5 pins of all time, and for good reason.

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), 5-target dropping bank (1), 3-bank drop targets (1), Kick-out holes (3), and Multiball. Opening skill shot sends ball up a conical ramp. Colorful playfield array of lights track progress of hitting targets. A dropping bank of 5 standup targets lowers to reveal two kick-out holes inside the robot’s visor. Upper level bagatelle mini-playfield. 2-ball multiball.

LEDs install throughout.
New Balls installed.
Polished exterior metal (rails, lockdown bar, legs)

Located in my garage for easy loading. I’m happy to work with the buyer to ship the pin, or I can deliver it directly to you for an added fee.

Trades for working or non-working machines are also acceptable. Do you have an old pin you don’t want? We buy pins as well!

First come, first serve. Cash is preferred. I’ll remove this ad once it is sold.

You can check out my Website or Instagram to see my other work and restorations:
ThePinballScientist.com or @ThePinballScientist

**FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS**
Q: Can it be taken a part so I can fit it in my car?

A: Yes, the backbox can be removed with 4 bolts and it lifts off the cabinet. The legs can be removed with 2 bolts on each leg. Once it is disassembled, the pinball machine can easily be carried or moved with a dolly.

Q: If something does need replacement, are parts available to be bought?

A: Yes! There are multiple sites that sell parts for nearly any pinball machine at reasonable prices and fast shipping. You can also contact me if you’d like parts. I’m happy to help.

Located in Lakeville, MN.

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