1) Pinball machine. Buy the pin, perhaps for a premium price. And then play play play play.

( I restored my 1st pin 2.5 years ago and have been playing it. A lot. Have not spent another dime on it. Just play. And keep clean.)

2) Hunting: gun(s), annual license, ammo, vehicle transportation. Lodging fees. etc.

3) Fishing. It is not as cheap as you think and can get quite pricey.

4) Power motor boating. Described as a hole in the water you throw money into.

5 ) Radio Controlled Airplanes. I heard this gets expensive.

What other money eating hobbies can you think of that makes pinball look like a very good entertainment value for the dollar?

Stay home. Play pins. Save Gas. etc.

I think pinball has a bright future.

Marriage?

I thought marriage was the end result of THE hobby.

For value for the dollars spent, 32 years on a $100.00 guitar is a winner.

Don't forget the sandpaper. Abrasives are expensive.

A fort. Made to order.