I'm wondering why there are no Gottlieb playfields being cranked out by companies like CPR and why no hardtops are available? I realize Gottlieb stuff has to approved and licenced by the "family" but with 1970's Gottlieb pins being so heavily favored and so many people that could use playfields and hard tops why hasn't Gottlieb approved the production of them? It seems they're leaving a lot of money on the table.
It's the approval process.
Wade Krause makes one or two Gottlieb PFs per year. They are excellent.
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