PBR has the schematic. That's where I had to go when I got my Space Ship a few years ago.

Not to disappoint you but this game takes 31" legs. Gottlieb legs will work but mine came with original Williams legs.

I haven't gotten around to shopping mine but I'm of the impression it is a challenging but appealing player.

As long as the Bally legs you have access to are 31” they will look fine.

The playfield is so heavy because there is a stepper for each of the four columns of lights on the playfield.

It is definately a worthy game to bring back. If it’s too much for you hand it off to someone who will be able to address it.

I just finished shopping a 1962 Williams Trade Winds that started out about the same condition as your SS, sans the painted cabinet, and everything came back just fine. I did have to rebuild the flippers and pop bumpers with new parts and come up with a few score reel parts but it plays great.

You need to put a full ring between both posts on the blue and green lane guides at the top of the playfield. Otherwise you are going to, at least, break the lamps under them and, at worst, the plastic lane guides themselves.

Looks like a nice example playfield. Wish mine had that little of wear.

Glad I could help.

The open side of the lane guide is required where you have exposure to ball action, especially if exposed to an active pop bumper. If it wasn’t open the ball would break it off in no time. The guard side always goes along the protected lane for smoother action.