Has anyone played one of these? I'd like input on game play. There is one for sale a couple hrs away, and I might go look at it. It is a conversion kit, with only 150 kits made. Would this qualify for the "rarest pin you own" thread, being it's a conversion? It has sounds issues, so maybe he'll come down on the price.

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'301/Bulls Eye' was a conversion kit for all the Bally electronic 4-player games of the period (excludes 'The Six Million Dollar Man' and widebody games). The kit included cabinet decals. See flyer for details.

We contacted this manufacturer in May 2010 and asked about this game. Their Sales Manager replied, "The Bullseye/301 was only built as a kit. It was designed to fit in the operator's existing cabinets. We produced 150 units. It was the only pinball Grand Products, Inc. ever made."

This is what IPMDB has to say about it.

Would be cool to own one. The price is right. He says the playfield & BG are in perfect shape.

Thinking twice on this one. When he stated it has sound issues, he didn't tell me it's missing the sound board. He has one on loan, but it doesn't come with the machine, and it's not for sale. I think as there's only 150 made, this would be hard to find, and if you find one, your going to pay blood for it. He says he was thinking of making one, but that seems like a pain in the butt. He has high res pics of the board, and said he had planned on sending it in to get a board made, then populating it himself. Anyone know how much (rough guess) it would cost to get a blank board (with runs) made? Thanks,

Bill

I offered $150. He accepted my offer. I can't say I've ever played a pin with no sound. Have to do some thinking on this like I said. Price seems fair enough, but try and find a sound card. He found one, and the person will not sell to a friend. That puts RED flags up for me. Just wondering if I want to hunt down a sound board for this. Going to be tough.

Forgot to mention, it doesn't have the cabinet decals either. The cabinet is painted black.

Does the price seem fair?

Just sent off an E-Mail to the manufacturer.

I'm going to buy it. He is going to include high res pics of the board, and a complete parts breakdown. I talked to my Electronic's wiz buddy. He's going to make the board for me. This guy could build a Space Shuttle out of a toaster!!!