free to a good home

Free. Will not ship. Missing stuff. First come first serve.

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#2 9 years ago

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CNKay

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O cool that is a roll down game. Very kind of you someone will have some fun restoring.

#3 9 years ago

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practicalsteve

GoldenStatePin

El Cerrito, CA

12y 104K 7,623 5

Perfect, I needed a Fireball EM and a bottle of Novus 2.

Seriously awesome of you to throw this out there, super generous.

#4 9 years ago

MJS

dementedwarlok

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There is stuff missing like the apron. Luckly the 99 cent winning bid went to me. I will take a loss.

#5 9 years ago

MJS

dementedwarlok

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Seen a few online. They had legs. This one has a base its sits on.

#6 9 years ago

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CNKay

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I think the ones with legs are not roll downs, they are plunger style. Just a guess. I almost pick up a tropicana someone offered but i was busy at the time, i played later on mame and though it was pretty cool.

#7 9 years ago

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dementedwarlok

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So the plungerless has a gap at the top to drop the ball down?

#8 9 years ago

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Bonnevil69

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Peotone, IL

10y 59,650 357 12

Hmm that is pretty cool Im pretty close Ill think about it

#9 9 years ago

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dothedoo

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12y 106K 7,265

Quoted from practicalsteve:
Perfect, I needed a Fireball EM and a bottle of Novus 2.
Seriously awesome of you to throw this out there, super generous.

Steve that's the Fireball SS home version.

#10 9 years ago

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dementedwarlok

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Yup that is a fireball home. Funny how people think they are worth the same price as a commerical pin. I think the home version has real nice art work.

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#11 9 years ago

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dothedoo

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12y 106K 7,265

It does have nice artwork and I think they actually play well when dialed in properly.

#12 9 years ago

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CNKay

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two pieces of glass, i think you can see the routed channels on the side. you pick up the ball and roll it on the main glass and under the upper glass.

#13 9 years ago

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dementedwarlok

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Quoted from CNKay:
two pieces of glass, i think you can see the routed channels on the side. you pick up the ball and roll it on the main glass and under the upper glass.

Yeah I see. Missing the top. The lower looks to be plexiglass.

#14 9 years ago

CGE

too-many-pins

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Carlisle, PA

11y 97,800 4,485

I played one of those at the National Pinball Museum a few years back and kept thinking about how cool it was back in the day that they could have pinballs people actually took out of a hole and rolled them down the glass. If you put a machine like that on location today all 5 balls would be missing within hours.

I would love to own one but it is just too far away for me to consider. Very cool and very nice of you to give it away to a good home!

#15 9 years ago

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dementedwarlok

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gone and i did get it working just out of adjustment

#16 9 years ago

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CNKay

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i know someone that is on Santa's nice list. hope to see a video of it in action when the thing gets cleaned up and settled in it's new home.

#17 9 years ago

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dementedwarlok

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