Other than the missing posts on the playfield it looks dirty but intact. Par for the course.

Your back glass is actually in great shape compared to most.

You can flatten warped playfield plastics with a heat gun and two sheets of glass with a weight on it. Works well. If you have missing plastics you are in luck;
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/30C-397

Posts and everything else is readily available for purchase if needed.

As stated, typical condition of many old EM's.

CORRECTION: I see the unit now.

According to the parts manual, it looks like maybe it’s a Step Unit C-6510 and so the parts missing would be plunger 2A-3049, coil A-22-530, and coil stop A-6429.

I see them available on Flippers.com if you don’t mind paying-up. His site will also have other rare parts for this machine if you encounter any.

My opinion is this is a desirable and fun machine and worth the effort to repair. The existing backglass and slot reel cover are saving you a lot of money. But you may not find value in fully restoring it beyond player-condition, and in my opinion you can probably put in non-white rollovers for less money, which you may need to spend on things for the center kickout, power switch, standup target, etc.

What’s wrong with the rollovers? Are they broken? If you had to change them I wouldn’t worry about using different color, doesn’t effect gameplay.

Id love to get my hands on one. And yours has a great back glass, they typically didn’t age well.

Missing a coil on a relay ( 3rd one down in the back) on the cabinet logic board.

try olive oil. it is great for removing adhesives

Lightly heat the playfield and remove it with …… duct tape? Could lift up the paint as well, so you may want to be careful.

I have used with with good results, but only with a cotton ball. I had a playfield with bogus mylar by the kickers. It worked well for me.

This link should take you to the relevant page.

https://online.fliphtml5.com/vrtyz/porq/#p=12

Here's some photos of my playfield for reference.

I am not sure what that terminal strip is for that is mounted on the left side of your cabinet near the score motor. That has been added by someone.

Feel free to contact me for any detailed photos if you need them.

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Good guy pinheads. Just got a Klondike and it’s in pretty bad shape. Would like to restore it and would some advise. First up, this box is missing from my machine. What is it (looks like a door box chime), what does it do and are there part available for this? Any help would be greatly appreciated

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Its a single chime...chime box.You would have to either fabricate one, or find a donor.

I’m very late to this topic. The unit with the bell is the match unit, it doesn’t have a reset solenoid. Looks like someone taped over the kick out holes because the bottom plastics are broken. What did someone use for rubbers on that thing? Hope someone didn’t seal the back glass with that much dirt on it. The big concern I have are the relays in the base box. One seems to be missing and there may be some coil issues. Some of those relays should have Red coils indicating 120VAC which Williams used for coin relays and some other relays.

Interesting project, playboard and glass are in pretty good shape there are mylars around the pop bumpers that need to go. I’d remove all of the machinery from the top of the play board clean, sand (very carefully) touch up and give it 5 coats of water based Varathane. There is always Pinball Resource for parts.

Often present on bottom boards of this era. I think it is to connect the optional "alternator unit" to allow 2 coin for 1 play operation.

WICO is the outfit that sold the woodgrain bumper mylars. They sure did sell a lot of them. I have never tried to remove one so can't advise on that.

The match unit steps up on 1 point scores, so that is the 1 point bell. The chime box does 10 pointers. Maybe hundreds too. When a match is made the cabinet knocker announces the event with a bang!

Well I guess if someone was careful about it he could have matched the grain a little better but for most the right way is sticky side down.

You could borrow the missing pieces of match unit from the credit unit, unless you plan to route the game.