Probably? But you could double check by referring to the parts catalogs at Planetary Pinball:

https://www.planetarypinball.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=BOOK

/Mark

It's pretty unlikely that you would ever need an entire score reel assembly on a restored working game. The only part you're likely to ever need is a coil, maybe (rarely) a switch or coil stop. I don't think any of those items will ever be unattainable. If you can get them for about the price of a new coil, they would probably be worthwhile.

If you have an un-restored game with questionable score reels (or a possibly broken plastic reel) they might be more valuable to you.

When restoring my em I bought a couple of used reel assemblies off eBay. They came is use for a couple odd parts.

The other thing I did was relocate all the player four assemblies to e player one position. The player 1 reels get cycled multiple time every game vs the play 2+ reels which rarely do more than rest to zero. In this way four player games can be their own source of spare parts.