They’d have to pay me! Woof!

Hah! Got one of these for free once myself. I had to get it out of a second floor walkup in midtown Manhattan. It was a sweltering Sunday afternoon, and I was totally exhausted by the time I got it in my truck. It had an immaculate original cabinet as I recall. I sold it years ago.

When I still had extra games in my garage I had a Dealer's Choice in there for quite a while, I miss it, good game especially for free. Closest I ever got to getting a pinball machine for nuthin' was fifty bucks!

I like that backglass and the interesting flipper arrangement too. Haven't played one but I'd like to someday. Congrats on the pickup.

Good on you, that’s a GREAT idea. You never know what will spark a kid’s imagination and we all remember our first machine!

Oh, but it is a prize pig. Under-rated by almost everybody. It may not be the one everybody wants but it is the one that everybody SHOULD want. Set-up properly, it is the fastest playing EM I've ever owned, and I've owned a lot. There's a lot more to shoot for than people realize.

Captain Fantastic ripped a lot off from this game, Bally substituted drop targets for stand-ups but they left out the 9 rollover buttons which gives you much more to shoot for while still keeping the playfield wide open, and a triple bonus potential.

Those rollovers are the heart of the game and getting that last one (to double or triple bonus) can get the adrenaline pumping, especially if you do it multiple times to light that Special in the upper right lane.

You did good.

Welcome to the Low end pin club. Great score!