Go to the Internet Pinball Database and see if pictures there can help you with the bumpers.

T-Rex has a lot of motor power going through relays soldered to boards under the playfield. Well worth reflowing the solder on the relay board mountings.

LTG : )

I just saw this and I'm at work, but if you still need the pics by tonight when I get home I'll make some for you. I checked my phone and I don't have anything that detailed on there.

Hey, so sorry I havent added pics. I have been dealing with a dog hematoma/bleeding situation for 2 days now and pretty much nothing else. Bumping this to see if someone else has pics or can help, and if not I will be home tomorrow and can take pics. I have no idea on the colors. I know there was a thread before about black paint but havent seen anything about any other JP colors.

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I just Finished a full tear down and rebuild of a JP. I looked at many, many pics and the post and rubber configuration was different between many of them. The manual is not much help. What I found was the two adjustable outline posts should both be metal posts with a single post rubber. The two posts directly above them are star posts with a 3/4 or 1 inch rubber around the two star post. The metal post directly above the lane dividers was different on most all the pics I looked at also. I went with the short metal post with no grove for a rubber. Hope that makes sense and answers your question. I wasnt totally clear on what you were asking. If you need more info I have pics on my laptop at home. I can upload some shortly.

My JP left outlane no post, right outlane metal post with pointed top/no rubber

my friends jp right post is the style that has a small rubber ring

I think mine is correct

maybe manual/parts list will tell for sure?

I am referring to the non-movable posts

What the FCK Blonde

The poor guy was waiting 2 days for pics from me for JP, so wanted to explain why I wasnt around after offering help. That is Ivy, and her entire ear filled with blood like a balloon. Surgery is $900 and painful, so I did the home option since I was a vet tech for 5 years. But it requires constant watch since if she shook her head the ear would refill with blood. Blah blah, dog is mostly fine and everything is good. Hoping to go back to somewhat normal today. (Normal being only 2 of the 9 dogs being sick with terminal illness.)

OP, my setup sounds like BobC's above.

The cab art is very simple. Why don't you cut your own stencils? There's a few threads explaining how to do so.

I'd send pics in blondetall's stead, but my JP has been gone for a couple weeks now.