I just picked up a Game Plan Vegas Cocktail pinball machine that has been used as a coffee table. The good news: The playfield is in great shape, as well as the plastics, and no back glass to worry about. The bad news: Someone removed the boards and power supply, and most of the wiring harness. If this was a Bally or Williams, I'm sure I could round up the parts to bring it back to life. Finding boards for a Game Plan may be difficult. Creating a wiring harness would be a ton of work.

What would you do?

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I thought of the pieces you have in your living room when I bought this. Thanks John.

Now that is an option that I did not consider. If I could map lamps and features in a way that would make sense... With the Altec, I would be able to select different built in roms to emulate the closest match. Buy a Bally sound board from Andrew. Hmmmm.

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The displays are intact. Are the boards in the lower cabinet? Thanks for the photo... I was wondering what was supposed to be there. Do have any pictures of the unit opened up where it shows the board layout?

Any thoughts on what to do with the LED displays during the light show? Clock, Date, inside and outside temp?

Thanks for the inside pictures! This looks to be an earlier game than Vegas, but I believe GamePlan only made a few versions of boards. I have a GamePlan Old Coney Island, so I am familiar with the Z80 systems. The Vegas has a sound board and speaker instead of chimes.

Thanks! I wonder how many of these are still out there...