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A friend mentioned to me that in the early to mid-90's, he worked for a company that made a clear, lighted plastic tube for a pin. The ball was to travel through the tube, and he believes it was lighted on both ends. He thinks the manufacturer was Williams. Anyone know which pin this may be?
Also, are there any pins with plastic tubes? Would seem to be a real pain to clean. 
Thanks for the responses. I had no idea there were so many. I would have thought it would be a no no in the pinball world because you can't easily clean the tubes.
None of these actually fit the description though. Anyone remember one from the early to mid 1990s with a light at one or both ends that was attached to the tube and lit it up?
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