Holt, MI
Quoted from CactusJack:Deluxe Fun Cruise...
http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=658&picno=34328
Man, that's a sweet art package on the playfield.
Didn't realize they made flipperless games into the 60's!
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Manufacturer: Fascination Int., Incorporated
Game/Type: Eros One / Cocktail SS 2 Player
Month/Year: March 1979
Production: Unknown
Cost: $50
Location: Celina (Lima), OH
Link/Contact: limaohio.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "This machine does not work it is a project that never got started."
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Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Space Mission / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: January 1976
Production: 11,652
Cost: $350
Location: Belmar, NJ
Link/Contact: jerseyshore.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "Very good condition for a 74/75 pin! This add is for pinball guys, it's priced accordingly. It's been sitting for long time. But game is solid and great shape. Will need to be cleaned and adjusted. I don't have the time to play with it. Need my garage space back!"
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Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Gladiator / EM 2 Player
Month/Year: January 1956
Production: 1,200
Cost: $285
Location: Springfield, VA
Link/Contact: washingtondc.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "Antique pin ball machine. ... My Dad pulled it out of a bar about 1960. Electronics work, but needs refurbishing."
Quoted from Pecos:Mystery machine.
Link/Contact: lancaster.craigslist.org link
Quoted from CactusJack:Similar playfield layout to Bally Fun Cruise, Gay Cruise, and Deluxe Fun Cruise, but not the same artwork and missing the mushroom bumpers??
I just badgered my buddy "BingoPodcast" about this oddity. His thought was a Bally 'Beauty Contest' with a replacement BG.
http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=217&picno=7658&zoom=1
Looks like he's probably right on the PF!
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Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Top Card / EM 1 Player
Month/Year: August 1974
Production: 3,100
Cost: $300
Location: Reunion (Denver), CO
Link/Contact: denver.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "Needs some repair work. Nice project for restoration and complete good condition."
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Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Jungle / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: September 1972
Production: 5,775
Cost: $400
Location: Liberty Hill (Austin), TX
Link/Contact: austin.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "Lights working and rubber bumpers replaced. Slight problem with a relay switch. Schematics included. Well taken care of in home."
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Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: High Hand / EM 1 Player
Month/Year: July 1973
Production: 4,950
Cost: $475
Location: Gig Harbor (Seattle), WA
Link/Contact: seattle.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "The back glass is in good shape -- I'd say it's a 7+ out of 10, with some minor flaking in the reds, which is very common on these games (this one is better than most High Hands I've seen).
The playfield is also in good shape, with bright colors and normal wear near the top arch. As the photos show, there are two wear spots just below the kickout hole, which also is normal, but I wanted to flag that.
The cabinet likely needs a full repaint (if you care about that), and the game is mechanically complete and will play, but does need a full tune-up."
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Short fuse on this one.
Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Trail Drive / EM 1 Player
Month/Year: February 1970
Production: 1,305
Cost: Estate sale - Best offer
Location: Hayward / Castro Valley, CA
Link/Contact: sfbay.craigslist.org link
Condition: Unknown. Flipper rubber rings missing. Slingshot rubber rings appear to be broken. OP: "Come see at Estate Sale Saturday Jan 23 12-4pm"
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Manufacturer: Stern?
Game/Type: Meteor? / SS 4 Player?
Month/Year: September 1979?
Production: 7,939?
Cost: $250 OBO
Location: Indianapolis, IN
Link/Contact: indianapolis.craigslist.org link
Condition: Not much info on this. No Pics! OP: "meteor pinball works good sticks sometimes"
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Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Champ / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: June 1973
Production: 4,070
Cost: $250
Location: West Greenwich (Providence), RI
Link/Contact: providence.craigslist.org link
Condition: Whoa! No cabinet bottom. Lots of Pics! OP: Although it does play, there are a few issues I need to point out (after the good points first). First, the playfield has been clearcoated, has new rubber bumpers and new playfield balls. All plastics are in decent shape, and no burnt coils. The legs have been painted black and there are new bolts to hold them on. The backglass is in OK shape with some flaking and evidence of someone's touch-up work. The original BG is also included, but is in very poor shape - a good candidate to be shipped & repainted if you feel the need.
Now for the faults... Although the machine does play well in player 1, the other score reels need to be taken apart & cleaned of grime. The bottom plywood of the main cabinet/relay area is missing, as well as the steel cover on the back of the head. The cabinet really needs to be repainted, but the original artwork is there for tracing the design. The score motor sounds like it needs to have a bearing replaced and operates real slow for the first 10 minutes of gameplay - a dab of oil temporarily fixes this (I have NOT done this recently so I can demonstrate the problem to you). The legs need new levelers - there are none. The top glass is in good shape and doesn't have any major scratches. I do not have the manual or the schematics.
Quoted from Pecos:Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Champ / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: June 1973
Production: 4,070
Cost: $250
Recursive backglass!
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Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Vector / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: March 1981
Production: 3,500
Cost: $250
Location: West Palm Beach, FL
Link/Contact: miami.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "The machine did work but has not been played in years so will most likely need some work to be functional."
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**Rescue 911, below, sold for $385**
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Manufacturer: Gottieb
Game/Type: Spin Wheel / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: March 1968
Production: 2,850
Cost: $150
Location: Austin, TX
Link/Contact: austin.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "I got a pinball machine don't work..."
Manufacturer: Gottieb
Game/Type: Contest / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: October 1958
Production: 1,100
Cost: $150
Location: North Highlands, CA
Link/Contact: sacramento.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "1958 Gottlieb 4-Player Contest woodrail pinball machine with wiring schematics.
Turns on but makes a loud buzzing sound. It's old - it needs stuff.
$150.00 FIRM.
Call or text.
Thanks"
Quoted from Cheddar:Manufacturer: Gottieb
Game/Type: Contest / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: October 1958
Production: 1,100
Cost: $150
Location: North Highlands, CA
Link/Contact: sacramento.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "1958 Gottlieb 4-Player Contest woodrail pinball machine with wiring schematics.
Turns on but makes a loud buzzing sound. It's old - it needs stuff.
$150.00 FIRM.
Call or text.
Thanks"
Wow. 4 flipper, roto-target, wood rail with Parker art...for $150? For once I wish I was back in Cally just so I could snag this. 
Quoted from joe2012:Somebody grab that Vector!!!
I think we'd be fighting over it if it were 1000 miles closer!
Sana'a
Quoted from Cheddar:I would have bought it but I just spent all my money on centaur
Sounds like you paid $150 too much. 
(P.S. Congrats on the Centaur.)
Someone go buy this $50 pioneer right now. That's a crazy deal. Even the glass looks good
It's actually way nicer than the one we have at my dads house. I'd buy it if I wasn't going to pick up a corvette project tomorrow.
Quoted from jmountjoy111:$50 pioneer
OP states: "condition: salvage" That could mean a lot of things. Empty cabinet and backbox? Ha-ha! 
Hard to say no to $50, tho. Jeez.
Quoted from jmountjoy111:I'd buy it if I wasn't going to pick up a corvette project tomorrow.
Quoted from RyanClaytor:OP states: "condition: salvage" That could mean a lot of things. Empty cabinet and backbox? Ha-ha! Hard to say no to $50, tho. Jeez.
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First world problems. Lol. The pictures are bad but at least the playfield is there.
Quoted from jmountjoy111:nashville.craigslist.org link
Someone go buy this $50 pioneer right now. That's a crazy deal. Even the glass looks good
It's actually way nicer than the one we have at my dads house. I'd buy it if I wasn't going to pick up a corvette project tomorrow.
It says "Make best offer" in the ad now. Not sure if that was there at the beginning because I just read it.
" This listing was ended by the seller because the item is no longer available."
Manufacturer: Allied Leisure
Game/Type: Rock On / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: September 1975
Production: two or three (!)
Cost: $300 starting bid
Location: Appleton, WI
Link/Contact: ebay.com link: Vintage Allieds JJ Walker and Janet Jackson Rock On Pinball Machine 1966 300
Condition: Described as excellent. Says it needs a fuse.
Home use only? Has a non-commercial blank front door.
IPDB - 'Rock On' may be the first solid state game put into production by any manufacturer.
Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Rescue 911/ DMD
Month/Year: May 1994
Production: 4000
Cost: $100 (Current bid)
Location: North Olmstead Ohio
Link/Contact: ebay.com link: itm
Condition: "Up for your consideration is this Rescue 911 pinball machine made by Gottlieb in the 90's. This is a working PROJECT machine. Game does play but flippers need work, no display board, need piece of glass cut for the new translite, and helicopter is missing."
Game doesn't look too far gone. Steve Young probably has most of the missing parts in stock. I brought back a similar Rescue 911 last summer. It had the helicopter though. Pretty fun little game honestly
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I don't like posting these DMDs because I am not familiar with their value. Pinside Archive says value is $2800 so you might save some money with this project.
Manufacturer: Midway/Williams
Game/Type: Corvette / DMD 4 Player
Month/Year: August 1994
Production: 5,001
Cost: $1900
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Link/Contact: cincinnati.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "This is a project machine. Has a new cpu and dmd. sound does not work. Dmd works but goes in and out. Got on a recent trade. Thought I would have time to work on it but would rather have a working one. Has extra plastics and new ramp that should be replaced. Cosmetically in good shape. Can send more pics. Can add or minus cash depending on what you have."
Quoted from Pecos:I don't like posting these DMDs because I am not familiar with their value. Pinside Archive says value is $2800 so you might save some money with this project.
Manufacturer: Midway/Williams
Game/Type: Corvette / DMD 4 Player
Month/Year: August 1994
Production: 5,001
Cost: $1900
Location: Cincinnati, OH
Link/Contact: cincinnati.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "This is a project machine. Has a new cpu and dmd. sound does not work. Dmd works but goes in and out. Got on a recent trade. Thought I would have time to work on it but would rather have a working one. Has extra plastics and new ramp that should be replaced. Cosmetically in good shape. Can send more pics. Can add or minus cash depending on what you have."
Lol. I'm actually leaving in about an hour to trade for this one.
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Manufacturer: Gottieb
Game/Type: Airport / EM 2 Player
Month/Year: April 1969
Production: 1,900
Cost: $350
Location: Covina (Los Angeles), CA
Link/Contact: losangeles.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "It is working except for the scoreboard on the right side. It also has the instruction manuals."
Quoted from jmountjoy111:Lol. I'm actually leaving in about an hour to trade for this one.
Congrats jmountjoy111! You beat me to it. Should be a nice project. Enjoy! 
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Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Beat Time / EM 2 Player
Month/Year: September 1967
Production: 2,802
Cost: $200
Location: Norco, CA
Link/Contact: inlandempire.craigslist.org link
Condition: No Pics! OP: "Williams full ssize pinball machines from 1960 s need work"
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Collector's project pin. A tad pricey.
Manufacturer: Gottieb
Game/Type: Dragon / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: October 1978
Production: 507 (!)
Cost: $800
Location: La Mesa (San Diego), CA
Link/Contact: sandiego.craigslist.org link
Condition: OP: "For sale/trade, Project condition Gottlieb dragon EM version. Gottlieb made over 7,000 dragon pinball machines, but only 507 were electro-mechanical, the rest were solid-state electronic versions. I have been collecting pinballs for 25 years and have owned many machines but I have never even seen one before.
Acquired it as a project, but will take a while for me to get to this one. Playfield, and back glass are in good shape. Cabinet has water damage and will need extensive work or replacement. I would consider trades for other pinball machines and may add cash for the right deal."
Quoted from balzofsteel:Manufacturer: Allied Leisure
Game/Type: Rock On / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: September 1975
Production: ?
Cost: $300 starting bid
Location: Appleton, WI
Is that a good price for one of those? What's a good price range? It's close to me so I would consider bidding on it or checking it out but I have no clue as to what a good price would be.
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Quoted from Friengineer:Is that a good price for one of those? What's a good price range? It's close to me so I would consider bidding on it or checking it out but I have no clue as to what a good price would be.
There's another on there for $1100 which is an insane price. Bought Dyn O Mite last year for $100 which seemed better. It wasn't close(NJ) but the trip was fun.
From the pix, this example looks about as nice as you're ever going to see. One attached here for posteriority. Too bad he didn't keep the box. 
Quoted from balzofsteel:There's another on there for $1100 which is an insane price. Bought Dyn O Mite last year for $100 which seemed better. It wasn't close(NJ) but the trip was fun.
From the pix, this example looks about as nice as you're ever going to see. One attached here for posteriority. Too bad he didn't keep the box.
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edit: interesting IPDB quote:
Notes: This is a factory-made coinless version of Allied Leisure's 1975 'Rock On'.
At Pinball Expo 2005, Troy Livingston, the VP of Manufacturing for Allied Leisure 1971-1977, said that two or three games of most every model were made coinless at the factory for friends of the company.
Don't spill drinks on the instruction cards - replacements may be difficult to obtain.
Quoted from jmountjoy111:Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Rescue 911/ DMD
Month/Year: May 1994
Production: 4000
Cost: $100 (Current bid)
Location: North Olmstead Ohio
Link/Contact: ebay.com link
I have some interest in the 911 on ebay, what is it worth the way it sits? I know it is only about a $1200 machine in good working condition.
Quoted from helicopter:I have some interest in the 911 on ebay, what is it worth the way it sits? I know it is only about a $1200 machine in good working condition.
That particular machine is going to be difficult to restore. It's missing some unobtainable pieces, such as the helicopter's arm, all the helicopter parts and plastic. The speaker panel can be recreated (or pulled from a parts game), especially since PBR still carries the grills. The speaker panel plastic is only available from Germany--it'll probably cost around $75-$80 USD to get shipped.
http://www.pinball.center/en/shop/pinball-parts-by-game/rescue-911/4193/rescue-911-display-cover
Probably figure $200 on helicopter parts, $150 for a DMD, $15 to cut a new speaker panel, $40 for speakers, $16 for speaker grills, $15 for wire, connectors, and hardware, $80 for the speaker panel plastic. Plus a missing flipper button, and also probably flipper switches--$25. Also all the missing flippers--the assemblies are probably gone too--$200. I imagine there are also a few other surprise missing components/assemblies.
So, that's probably $750 in parts right there. That's *just* for the missing pieces. No telling if the topper is missing too or not. Plus all the replacement parts you need for rebuilding/repairing flippers and other assemblies. Probably another $250.
All in all, I probably wouldn't go over $300.
Quoted from balzofsteel:Manufacturer: Allied Leisure
Game/Type: Rock On / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: September 1975
Production: ?
Cost: $300 starting bid
Location: Appleton, WI
Link/Contact: ebay.com link » Vintage Allieds Jj Walker And Janet Jackson Rock On Pinball Machine 1966 300
Condition: Described as excellent. Says it needs a fuse.
Home use only? Has a non-commercial blank front door.
IPDB - 'Rock On' may be the first solid state game put into production by any manufacturer.
The wiring in the backbox is all hacked up on that one. Ugh. It doesn't look like you'll be able to separate the head, since someone used wire nuts in place of the connectors.
Also, it looks like the line-em-up board and display (an early version of the game over ball match) aren't present in the home models.
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