Just my 2 cents - that looks like a fairly easy piece to duplicate. Take the piece off, scan it in, clean up the artwork a little, cut a new piece of lexan plastic, use the original as a template to drill the holes, print the artwork on white adhesive backed laser or inkjet paper, attach and re-install. The rubber caps should be available at one of the usual parts places or replace with frosted LED's.

I know it is a little bit of work, but always fun to do the work yourself if you can.

Yeah, if you get the size, I might be able to recreate that....

Found one... only $2999.00

ebay.com link: Jack Bot Pinball Williams used needs work

Seriously though.. looks like Automated is parting one out.. may try to contact them?

ebay.com link: JackBot PinBot Rear Ramp with switches 03 9350 FREE SHIPPING TO THE LOWER 48

If that doesn't work...scan what you have and let's see what we can do...

Unfortunately Jackbot seems to be real hard to find plastics for (other than the slingshot plastics that regularly appear on Ebay). I bought a Jackbot 1.5 years ago and found this out myself. It would be great if we could ever get a repro plastic set for this awesome game, but I doubt we ever will.

I also bought a Pinbot plastic protector set and modified them to protect the Jackbot plastics in my game as I didn't want any of them breaking.

This method is really close to what I recommend. the only difference is I recommend you cover the decal with mylar *before* you cut it out and apply it. Then it has a nice glossy shine and you really can't tell its not a real plastic once installed into the game. I've reproduced several plastics this way and it's remarkable how well you cannot tell.

Thanks for the plastics making info. This will help me out with Apollo 13, Johnny Mnemonic, and Judge Dredd. All three seem to be impossible to find plastics for other than slingshots for JM and JD.

Nice!

That is a nice job, I can't believe you used MS Paint.