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Pitch and bat pinball

By Spider3582

8 years ago


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    #16 7 years ago

    I saw one at the Allentown show in the fleamarket section. It was still folded up, but from what I could see, it had many many plays on it. It had seen better days.
    I think he wanted $350 for it.
    I would love one of these myself, but I couldn't spend a ton of cash for it and still be able to get one not on its last leg.
    They remember playing them at Canobie Lake Park when I was a kid.

    #18 7 years ago
    Quoted from Drewblood419:

    I miss canobie lake park! I went there a lot growing up. I'm headed back to visit Portsmouth NH where I grew up in a few weeks, may have to see if I can sneak in a canobie day all I know is that I will be at pinball wizards in Pelham for sure I may even head there right from the airport lol.

    Pinball Wizard Arcade is a MUST!
    Canobie still has a lot of those old games. Make sure you check the arcade at the water front as well. Sometimes a few Gems are tucked away there.
    I remember first playing the huge Atari Superman at Canobie and being blown away listening to Gorgar talk!

    #20 7 years ago
    Quoted from Jasontaps:

    I saw one at the Allentown show in the fleamarket section. It was still folded up, but from what I could see, it had many many plays on it. It had seen better days.
    I think he wanted $350 for it.
    I would love one of these myself, but I couldn't spend a ton of cash for it and still be able to get one not on its last leg.
    They remember playing them at Canobie Lake Park when I was a kid.

    You can see this folded up on Todd Tuckey's video at 16:04

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