Just grabbed a Bally Nip-it but need the entire "balligator" mechanism. It's gone
Please shoot me a PM if you got one you can part with.
Will be in Allentown of that helps.
Thanks
Just grabbed a Bally Nip-it but need the entire "balligator" mechanism. It's gone
Please shoot me a PM if you got one you can part with.
Will be in Allentown of that helps.
Thanks
your going to have to try more than one day for this one. It's very specific part your looking for. You'll find it eventually.
Yeah, I figured. Seems this is a common issue as many operators would remove the mech altogether.
Worst case I'll sell the game for less. I know it's playable without the balligator, which is more of a novelty, but would really like to complete the game if possible.
Thanks!
From the IPDB entry;
"A ball-grabbing device in the upper right playfield, called a 'Balligator', is activated by a 'Gator' button, located next to the right flipper button, to pull the ball into a special high-scoring lane. As the flyer illustrates, the game was initially produced using a molded alligator to jump out from under the swamp reeds to capture a nearby ball. However, the plastic alligator kept breaking on location, so this design was changed early in production to instead use a bare metal bar to grab the ball, while the swamp reeds lane plastic was redesigned to show the alligator. Only a minority of games produced have the original Balligator design."
if it's the original early production Balligator, you may be looking for a while...
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