#1 7 years ago

Cam

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For sale: Rancho (Williams, 1977)

Added: 2016-06-21 22:00:00 UTC • Re-listed: 1 time (August 17th, 2016) • Ended: September 28th, 2016
Condition: Fully shopped/refurbished

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$ 800

1977 Williams Rancho
A great looking western themed pinball machine featuring fantastic colors, eye catching artwork, and fun playfield layout. Rancho is a great player and looks easier than it actually is, the game play is fast and fun!
Rancho was the last game that Harry Williams designed for this manufacturer, the company that he founded in 1945. Harry pulled out all the stops on his last ever pinball machine.
Incredible condition backglass, fantastic condition playfield and cabinet.
Cute south western themed art work with spelling mistakes throughout; see pictures.

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Edmonton, AB, CA

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#2 7 years ago

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CrazyLevi

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New York, NY

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Do you sell used cars by any chance? You certainly got a flair for making the mundane sound spectacular!

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#3 7 years ago

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o-din

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11y 158K 58,804

If he had worked for Williams, they might still be selling pinball machines.

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#4 7 years ago

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Cam

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Edmonton, AB

12y 50,300 367 20

What was I thinking.... I guess I should have just typed "pinball machine for sale" like half the craigslist ads out there.
Even though you called my game mundane, I'll take your comments as a complement

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#5 7 years ago

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westofrome

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Alexandria, VA

11y 77,300 2,158 2

I played this game (with sawed-off legs) at the Madison (WI) Children's Museum and it was a fun EM for sure. GLWTS

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#6 7 years ago

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CrazyLevi

Crazy Levi's Pinball

New York, NY

10y 148K 33,557

Why is anybody giving credit to Harry Williams for Rancho?

This masterpiece was designed by Chris Otis, the visionary genius behind Argosy and Lucky 7.

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#7 7 years ago

KJM

KevInBuffalo

Buffalo Pinball

11y 131K 3,186 11

Quoted from CrazyLevi:
Why is anybody giving credit to Harry Williams for Rancho?
This masterpiece was designed by Chris Otis, the visionary genius behind Argosy and Lucky 7.

IPDB credits both Otis and Harry Williams: http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=1918

"'Rancho' was the last game that Harry Williams designed for this manufacturer, the company that he founded in 1945."

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#8 7 years ago

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o-din

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11y 158K 58,804

That's interesting as Harry left Williams in 1959. It looks as if Rancho, Toledo, and Valencia are the only games he returned to take part in before going to work for Stern. He did a few for Bally too.

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#9 7 years ago

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TheFunBox

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Cleveland, OH

12y 16,900 12 5

This table is actually a lot of fun with great geometry. Great machine to hone your chops on.

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#10 7 years ago

NIC

NicoVolta

Roanoke Pinball Museum

Roanoke, VA

10y 139K 4,059 35 1

Would buy it if closer. I like this one.

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#11 7 years ago

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RyanClaytor

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Holt, MI

12y 112K 4,375 13 14

Quoted from NicoVolta:
Would buy it if closer. I like this one.

C'mon, Nic...

https://www.google.com/maps/dir/Dallas,+TX/Edmonton,+AB,+Canada/@42.8233405,-114.403822,5z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m13!4m12!1m5!1m1!1s0x864c19f77b45974b:0xb9ec9ba4f647678f!2m2!1d-96.7969879!2d32.7766642!1m5!1m1!1s0x53a0224580deff23:0x411fa00c4af6155d!2m2!1d-113.4909267!2d53.544389

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#12 7 years ago

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NicoVolta

Roanoke Pinball Museum

Roanoke, VA

10y 139K 4,059 35 1

Yeah totally! 4100 mile, 60 hour roundtrip? Would be only 2000/30 if we met halfway in Wyoming.

LET'S DO THIS! :p

Need to give STI/NAVL a call just to see what this might cost...

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#13 7 years ago

OXO

Pecos

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8y 122K 4,495 56

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Quoted from Cam:
What was I thinking.... I guess I should have just typed "pinball machine for sale" like half the craigslist ads out there.

What WERE you thinking? It appears to me you did more copying and pasting rather than typing unless, of course, you wrote this ad for Pinrescue - http://www.pinrescue.com/games/rancho.html:

"1977 William's Rancho great western themed pinball machine..."
"The last pinball machine designed by the great Harry William's who founded the company in 1945."
"Cute south western themed art work with spelling mistakes throughout see close up pictures below."
"Harry William's pulled out all the stops on his last ever pinball machine..."

I just want to give credit where credit is due.

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#14 7 years ago

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zacaj

RPC

Rochester, NY

11y 158K 10,387 85 122 1

Quoted from Pecos:
The last pinball machine designed by the great Harry William

My Hot Hand and Dracula beg to differ

For sale: Rancho (Williams, 1977)

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