I'm on board, played my first two games last night on my new to me machine

How long was this game made for? My machine says it was built June 2, 2006, serial #200637

Also I have a strange buzzing noise that I can't seem to figure out where it is coming from. I want to remove the fluorescent back light to see if it is that that is making the humming noise. Is there a trick to it? Doesn't seem to want to come out as I expect a normal light fixture bulb to come out. Maybe I am not giving it enough muscle . . . .

thanks madman, I'll check into that.

Literally had the machine 24 hours. already online buying LEDs, lighted flipper buttons, and other stuff. Stop posting pictures, you guys are making me spend more money.

So my new to me, Monopoly machine is getting some upgrades thanks to your suggestions. One of the things I am doing is switching the lighting to LED. I ordered Cointaker's Premium LEDs for $200 and started swapping them out. I don't think I ever really saw a video that compared the stock light bulbs with LEDs so I put LEDs in the right half of the Monopoly play board and left the left side stock.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/1wtx5w7bz98kxrs/Pinball%20038.MP4?dl=0

I did manage to finish the center board, outboard lanes, and center 2x, 3x, 4x, 5x, and 6x in about an hour. I had to loosen the chance VUK to get the sockets underneath it out and replaced but I never took it completely off. I had to go to work so I'll do more later in the week.

Hope this helps somebody. My impressions are they are much brighter and whiter than stock. I like it but some might find it distractingly bright. You could probably save money and go with the cheapest LEDs and it would still look better than stock but since I didn't got that route I can't say for sure.

Looks like I will have to take the ramps off to get to the pop bumpers. How hard is that to do? Anybody?

I also go some but was wondering what you guys are going to use to affix them to the cabinet? Spray adhesive from a craft store?

does anyone have a list on their computer that they can cut and paste into a post of all the sizes and number of the rubbers to replace for this game?

Nevermind on above - I pulled the parts manual down off the net

I figure if I have to take it apart to replace the bulbs for LEDs might as well do the rubbers.

Ramps came out fairly easy. Trying to find all the general illumination lights is interesting. they tuck those things in all sorts of places

If anyone is interested in titan rings, I made a rubber parts list on their web site for Monopoly. The standard colors as listed in the parts manual are used (mainly white except for a 1 x black 1" ID ring, a black plunger tip, and red for the flippers). Although I think it lets you change the colors if you want.

https://www.titanpinball.com/kits/index.php/view/id/226

I know some people are into pinball toppers and while I was on ebay looking for some monopoly tokens I found these that could be used as toppers. they light up. search "dept 56 monopoly" on ebay

So I finished putting Cointaker's LEDs and Titan's rubber rings in my Monopoly and kind of worked up a how to for beginners. If anyone has some suggestions that would be great. Or if you wish to use it, feel free to do so.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pf0syzfxaejli5m/pinball%20monopoly%20led.doc?dl=0

If anyone has a Hobby Lobby craft store near them, I saw some Monopoly art that might be useful decorations in somebodies game room.

http://www.hobbylobby.com/search/?text=monopoly