Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Laser Ball / SS Widebody 4 Player
Month/Year: December 1979
Production: 4,500
Cost: $425
Location: Bethlehem, PA
Pinisder: Jiggly_Martian (Rich Rosete)
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/669815773135120/permalink/1804752442974775/?sale_post_id=1804752442974775&rt=11

OP: Laser ball pinball machine project. Acid on main board. Decent overall cosmetics for the machine.

Price drop to $300 on Facebook, still $400 on Pinside.

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Silverball Mania / SS
Year: June 1978
Production: 10,350
Cost: $900
Location: Martinsville, IN
Seller: Amanda Dalton
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/258035001433442/

OP: 1980 SilverBall Mania Pinball Machine just needs the rubbers replaced and a couple of lights does work if had the new rubbers pickup in Centerton $900 no holds great price for the shape it is in

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Space Odyssey / EM 2 Player
Year: June 1976
Production: 4,300
Cost: $550
Location: Powder Springs, GA
Seller: Matt Jones
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/158752588407778/

OP: Cool old pinball machine. “Space Odyssey”

It works... barely

Relay on flipper is intermittent and sometimes you got a dead flipper...

Graphics are cool, have the original wiring diagram and manual. It needs gIne thru and checked out, but Its ALL THERE!

Glass is excellent, and I do have the key

Manufacturer: Chicago Coin
Game/Type: Hi-Score Pool / EM
Year: August 1971
Production: Unknown
Cost: $500
Location: Circleville, OH
Seller: Chuck Speakman
Contact/Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/222472695123126/

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Eight Ball / SS
Year: January 1977
Production: 20,230 units
Cost: $650
Location: Walton, KY
Seller: Natalie Stewart
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/656370984710668/

OP: For sale! $650obo.
Works and is great entertainment for party's. Or when your bored. Be careful though, it's very addictive. . We love this pinball machine but, we need the room. I'm also only selling it to raise money to start my own business. The play field is rough but for 41 years old, not to shabby. There are a few missing parts but I have them inside of the machine. There are no cracks in the glass which I have seen alot of on the same game already sold. Also paint missing on others that have sold. Mine still has all original paint. I posted pics of some of the games I've seen sold or selling. I also saw one sell on Ebay for $850, that didn't even work. At all! Someone even made a coffee table out of one and is selling it for $800! Lol. Mine has all original paint and, has the manuals with it. A fully refurbished 8 ball game sold for $4000! The history behind it is also kinda cool. Apparently it was the first pinball machine to be able to keep score from 4 different players. Like how many stripes or solids a player has. Very hi-tech for 77. Also CBS sued Bally's because the man in the graphic looked too much like Fonzi? I dont think so but apparently CBS did. And they won the lawsuit! Lol. Rumor has it, Henry Winkler (the Fonz), has one in his gameroom too. My price is negotiable but, please dont dont come at me with anything silly. Do some research about it and you will understand why. Thanks and feel free to share this post. Less

Me:
"The play field is rough but for 41 years old, not to shabby." Really? I don't see a lot of paint left on the playfield.
"Apparently it was the first pinball machine to be able to keep score from 4 different players." Uh no, that was an Allied Leisure game in 74/75.

Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Charlie's Angels / SS 4 Player
Mo/Year: November 1978
Production: 7,950
Cost: $250
Location: Winston Salem, NC
Seller: Matthew Mandarano
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/374370779354283/permalink/1124898134301540/

OP: Was going to bring to auction but raining and don’t feel like fooling with it in an open bed truck. I’ve got a Gottlieb Charlie’s Angels pinball. Nice play field, decent cab and backglass, complete but needs a shop and some work I’d let go of for $250. My house is 15-20 from auction, easy load out in the garage if anyone is interested.

AUCTION

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Rollergames / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: June 1990
Production: 5,000
Cost: ????
Location: Waynesboro, PA
Contact/Link: https://www.estatesales.net/PA/Waynesboro/17268/2042286

ENDS: THU 11/01

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Vampire / EM 2 player
Month/Year: January 1971
Production: 799 (!)
Cost: $1,000
Location: Boise, ID
Contact/Link: boise.craigslist.org link

OP: (Bally) vintage pinball machine. It works but could use a little tlc. Just in time for your halloween bash. This is a 1971. People on the web are selling the same machine for $12,000-15,000.
I'm asking $1,000.
Thanks Bryan

Me: Probably worth $500 as a project, depending on what the playfield looks like. Right now it looks like a nice storage shelf for the owner.

Colsond3 Road trip!

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Phoenix / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: November 1978
Production: 6,198
Cost: $250
Manufacturer: Game Plan
Game/Type: Agents 777 / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: October 1984
Production: 400
Cost: $200
Location: Killen, AL
Seller: Jeff Chandler
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/284682522376800/

OP: I have 2 pinball machines for sale both need points rebuild kits...the Phoenix art work is perfect..the top art work on the on the 777 is rough but bottom is perfect..both have been setting for several years and need cleaned up..both are 70 models..I'll take 250 for Phoenix and 200 for the 777..located in killen al

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Comet / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: June 1985
Production: 8,100
Cost: $900
Location: Dix Hills, NY
Seller: Abe Kaplan
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/299213816922644/permalink/1078750828968935/?sale_post_id=1078750828968935&rt=11

OP: I'm selling a Williams COMET Pinball Machine. I pulled this machine out of my friends parents basement with the hopes of restoring it, but lost interest in the project. It turns on, lights up and plays, and the scoreboards are clear and bright. The sound works good and the backglass is near perfect, however the playfield is a mess. Its worn out and some of the plastic pieces are cracked. I would consider this a parts machine, but it could be brought back with some love. Anyway, its a good project for someone who knows more about these machines.

Manufacturer: Gottleib
Game/Type: Totem / SS
Year: October 1979
Production: 6,643
Cost: $500
Location: Midlothian, VA
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1671068356533661/permalink/1935941196713041/?sale_post_id=1935941196713041&rt=11

OP: TOTEM for sale. Playfield in great shape. Backglass ok not great. Comes on but wont boot into a game. Cant get credits for some reason. I would say its condition is a 7 out of 10. $500 takes it. Good thru Sunday. Trades welcome but for only arcades. Text or PM for questions.

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Firepower II / SS
Year: August 1983
Production: 3,400
Cost: $800
Location: Edgewater, MD
Seller: Justin Britton
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/eastcoastarcade/permalink/1174670686014484/?sale_post_id=1174670686014484&rt=11

OP: Working 100%, boards gone thru and nvram added. Playfield worn, backglass flaking, needs a good cleaning. Have new rubbers. Perfect working winter project.

I was running the math for what bluespin spends on just this thread. 2000+ posts. At 5 minutes average per post which his post times are typically 3-5 minutes apart on average. But using 5 minutes helps partially account for his time on other sites collecting this info.

He’s at over 10,000 minutes or almost 7 solid days worth of time just to post these pins.

I know him and I have at least 1/2 dozen PM threads about random stuff. I’m sure there are dozens more that have my same story.

If bluespin can’t find it - it ain’t available!

Quite an amazing person to do this, and also have not much more to do other than help others find games of interest at hopefully reasonable pricing.

Spoke to this seller, claims an interested party is on the way for Sunday with $800. When asked if he’d entertain offers, he responded that whoever shows up first with money gets it.

Hope this helps a fellow Pinsider! Imo game is not worth the $900. Comet comes up often for less.
It’s definitely NOT a parts machine though, seller is crazy. It plays fine, just some wear spots apparently makes it a lost cause

Price dropped to $300

Manufacturer: Playmatic
Game/Type: Last Lap / EM
Year: September 1978
Production: Unknown
Cost: $500
Location: Syracuse, NY
Seller: Ryan Zlomek
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/Pinball4sale/permalink/2400055146687937/?sale_post_id=2400055146687937&rt=11

OP: This is a rare game made by Playmatic of Barcelona, Spain. When I saw it I couldn’t say no (how cool is that third flipper?) but it’s a bit larger of a project than I’m prepared to take on right now.

It’s complete minus the backglass and neck. I do graphic design and digital restorations for fun so I was planning to create a new backglass. A friend helped me work on it and was able to get the machine to boot, take credits, start a game, and show the high score. Despite being in a game, none of the solenoids fired and no lights work. It seems some of the jones plugs have issues but replacements are included. All displays also worked properly.

The cabinet is beautiful from the sides but is made from particle board and is chipped or warped in several places (especially the head). It also is missing the neck section. The playfield is absolutely gorgeous and looks like it was never played.

I’m not sure where to start in this price wise so feel free to make an offer or put up a trade. I would prefer it to get some use from someone ready to rebuild it rather than have me part it out.

I can ship the game anywhere in the states or help with delivery. If you give me your zip code I can get a quote for you.

Thanks for taking a look!

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Klondike / EM
Year: August 1971
Production: 3,302
Cost: $500
Location: Mooresville, NC
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/886653945058248/

OP: 1971 William's klondike pinball machine. It is an old west mining theme. everything works and it works without money. It's old so it has some nicks and scratches. The legs come off to move it.

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Millionaire / SS
Month/Year: January 1987
Production: 3,500
Cost: $800
Location: Martinsburg, WV
Seller: Sebastien Craig
Contact/Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/WVArcade/permalink/1869214683177492/

OP: 800.00 Williams Millionaire. Everything appears to work as they should including the wheel of riches, gates, kick out lanes, Speech and multi ball. Do get an adjust failure on screen occasionally but the second time I turn it on that goes away. Not familiar with S.S. games so I don’t know how to fix that. Fun to play but want to bring my Space Shuttle inside!

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Space Mission / EM
Year: January 1976
Production: 11,652
Cost: $425
Location: Hagerstown, MD
Seller: Coin Op Warehouse
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/coinopwarehouse/posts/10156779877127375

OP: Non working Space Mission out of a home. Complete with nice backglass. Flipper plastics bad but a new set included. Some wear on playfield but not bad and can be touched up. More photos in comments. $475 REDUCED TO $425!

Manufacturer: Williams
Game: Hayburners II
Type: EM 2 Players
Month/Year: Aug 1968
Production: ???
Cost: $500
Location: Little Falls, NJ
Seller: Allan Cihak
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/299213816922644/permalink/1077242282453123/?sale_post_id=1077242282453123&rt=11

OP: Was working but im sure could use some TLC
This one was a Max game so I might be selective about who I sell to. No bidding please. Drove from Max's place in Vermont to New Hampshire to get this one.

Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Masquerade / EM 4 Player
Features: IPDB: Backbox animation (fan lowers to reveal face of "Belle of the Ball")
Month/Year: February 1966
Production: 3,662
Cost: $500
Location: Portage, IN
Seller:
Contact/Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/160257788258236/

OP: 1966 Gottlieb’s “Masquerade” 4 player animated family friendly pinball fun. In good working condition. Fun involved game play as you spell out Masked on the unique trigger bumper to multiply scoring by ten times then spell Beauty to multiply scoring by one hundred times! Masquerade also features a unusual under playfield roto target that changes the value of the 5 large bullseye targets. So you can have the same target worth from one point to five hundred big points. Great vintage pinball fun for the whole family.
In January of 1966 the first SR-71 Blackbird took off from Beale AFB and Masquerades were placed on locations earning nickels dimes and quarters in your local hangout. American made Gottlieb pinball machines have a quality of construction materials and engineering that the German’s the Chinese or anyone else in the world just can’t touch.

Feature rich pinball from 1966:
• Animated cute girl uncovers her face (fan lowers as you play)
• Under playfield roto target changes points values
• 4 rebuilt flippers for top to bottom pinball action.
• Extra balls awarded for star target hits.
• Replays for high scores and end of game match.
• Real bells and real pinball fun

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Kick Off / EM 4 player
Year: May 1975
Production: 1,655
Cost: $500
Location: Anahiem, CA
Seller: Hans Milberger
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/299213816922644/permalink/1072314086279276/?sale_post_id=1072314086279276&rt=11

OP: 1977 Bally ‘Kick Off!’ Last Bally EM. Good condition, has issue with ball advance, otherwise plays great.
$500.

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Nitro Ground Shaker / SS
Year: May 1978
Production: 7,950
Cost: $650
Location: New Smyrna Beach, FL
Link/Contact: PM me if interested and i'll put you in contact with the seller.

OP:This is a true barn find. The game has been sitting for 20+ years, but should clean up to be a good player machine. At one point, a mouse made this game his home, but there are no chewed wires. I have started to clean it up, but no longer have the time and need the space. The game turns on, but does not boot. The backglass is starting to peel in a few spots, but all the art is currently there and could be sealed with Triple Thick. The cabinet is in pretty good shape and is less faded than most out there. The playfield has a little wear around the center inserts.

Price is $650. Cash and carry in New Smyrna Beach.

Price dropped to $250

ESTATE SALE

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Lucky Strike / EM 1 Player
Month/Year: August 1965
Production: 1,800
Cost: ????
Location: Winston-Salem, NC
Link/Contact: winstonsalem.craigslist.org link

DATES: FRI 10/19 - SAT 10/20

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Gulfstream / EM 1 Player
Month/Year: May 1973
Production: 4,175
Cost: $500
Location: Hilton Head, SC
Link/Contact: hiltonhead.craigslist.org link

OP: Vintage Williams pinball machine in great working condition.

Pinball Pool $600
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/69774
Incredible Hulk $800
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/69775
Cleopatra $300
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/69770
Solar Ride $600
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/69769
Dragon $600
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/69772
Sinbad $600
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/69773

Pinsider: iwantansi
Location: Corona, CA

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Amigo / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: August 1973
Production: 4,325
Cost: $500
Location: Pittsburgh, PA
Pinsider: ercvacation
Link/Contact: https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/40711

OP: ****Original Price was $700 but relisted at $550 due to issues mentioned below****

Up for sale is my Bally Amigo. This is a fun game with a nice playfield and is a lot of fun to play. The only spots of wear are two that are by the pop bumpers. The rest of the playfield looks really nice. I replaced all the rubbers and the game plays well, but there are two issues that I could not figure out. A one player game always starts on ball 2. The ball count unit resets properly, but once started it goes directly to ball 2. If you play a two player game, it starts from ball 1 and advances properly. The other issue is that if you get an extra ball, it never goes away. You can drain a million times but it never goes away. I just don't know how to work on EM's and really don't have the time to learn. These issues can probably be fixed easily by someone that knows what they are doing. Let me know if you have any questions.

If someone wants to help me fix these issues, I'd pay but don't want to spend much since the value of the game isn't that great. It is a fun game, so I'd have no problem keeping it.

Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Gypsy Queen / EM 1 Player
Features: Woodrail
Month/Year: February 1955
Production: 1,400
Cost: $425
Location: Hagerstown, MD
Seller: Coinop Amusements
Contact/Link: https://www.facebook.com/CoinOp-Amusements-2071307099785997/?__tn__=kC-R&eid=ARBRypY50laacavYfQKt4TsvPCK8YL9wqldkZjvnVNgTuHummIBPTzl2Zv_sEZWAtDHISLL2AFdTrMut&hc_ref=ART-1HTBR1ALqDCAZJ0TD19Hbkh_yfQGR833VBLEM5GgC3eoCKiOfhLIKWsQw4PozuM&fref=nf&__xts__[0]=68.ARAo3FSNEwEaxT5xsgmzHitbZtrHwVQtqYIpxoR-JvGQGXYa6CBVSTjdYqVb5pEQnPerCerlJDPop_8GJoEx5I9kAsMkrfKGQmHRbpDhISAnlvQwo37zI7fPx3qCYeFZLG0b_5MkRX2QfXZjhyOlvm0RYUGO81HFS_9m2fQLrqe_6G-bDe2T2eijUbo8pKrQ0_IodbxWxN7T_UvcAOmX4ANmsWbO45L2ZsjtaH1rEHmxO-XUx7xItMSn6A

OP: Gottlieb Gypsy Queen woodrail pinball. Nice backglass and playfield. No coin door or lockdown bar for the playfield. Clear playfield glass has a crack. More photos in the comments. $425

The ST:TNG pin sold today for $2950. It looked to be in EXCELLENT condition - real bargain for whoever got it provided they were local. I was in the running for a few days at $1500 - the cost for shipping ($425) plus the cost I'd have to pay the shipper to actually break down the game ($250) plus the auction house's buyers premium fee (23%) combined with the logistical butterflies of buying site-unseen had me stop at $1500.

https://www.liveauctioneers.com/item/65475759_star-trek-the-next-generation-pinball

Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Big Shot / EM 2 Player
Year: August, 1973
Production: 2,900
Cost: $400
Location: Zachary, LA
Seller: David E Gerald
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/groups/?multi_permalinks=1081314118712606&notif_id=1540392923566473&notif_t=commerce_interesting_product

OP: 1973 Gottlieb “Big Shot” pinball machine. Lights up, needs work. Still can get parts online. Back glass is broke.

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Fun-Fest / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: February 1973
Production: 6,025
Cost: $250
Location: Las Vegas, NV
Contact/Link: lasvegas.craigslist.org link

OP: For sale -- $250 -- Firm

Williams FunFest electro-mechanical pinball machine, made in 1973.

The machine powers on and performs a partial reset, but does not get far enough to start a game. But there's nothing wrong with this machine that a little cleaning and maintenance won't fix. It's 45 years old and in great shape for its age; these things were built to last.

All of the relays, solenoids, steppers, motors, score reels, and switches appear to work properly. Some might need a bit of cleaning, lubrication, and small adjustments.

The original instruction manual *with schematics* are included. Keys to the coin door and back box are included. There's no coin box. The back glass, playfield, and cabinet have wear and scratches typical for a machine from the 70's. Overall, it looks like this machine sat unused in a private collection most of its life and didn't get beat up being in a bar or arcade.

I've run out of spare time to tackle the clean-up. Fully working, this model typically sells for about $750, so if you're interested in doing a little tinkering, you can have it for a fantastic discount. You should be familiar with basic electronics and/or willing to read up. There's plenty of information about these machines on the internet.

You *will need* a pickup truck or SUV and a helper to transport it. You're welcome to take off the legs and back box, but you'll need at least two people.

Manufacturer: Astro
Game/Type: Black Sheep Squadron / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: January 1979
Production: Unknown
Cost: $225
Location: Whitehouse Station, NJ
Pinsider: ibuypinballs
Link/Contact: https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/70456

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Strikes and Spares / SS
Year: June 1978
Production: 12,820
Cost: $700 obo
Location: Cleveland, OH
Pinsider: SpaceTimeGuy
Link/Contact: https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/70451

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Fireball / EM 4 Player
Month/Year: 1972
Production: 3815
Cost: $1,200
Location: Cleveland, OH
Seller: David Spasic
Contact/Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/958426214184968/permalink/2328479667179609/?sale_post_id=2328479667179609&rt=11

OP: This is a project machine with a nice playfield and backglass. It is complete with the exception of some common coils. Open to trades for other pinball machines.

Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: #black-hole / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: October 1981
Production: 8,774
Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: #haunted-house / SS Widebody System 80, 4 Player
Features: IPDB: "Three Level Playfield. Secret passage (false target that drops down after impact to allow entrance to cellar). Trap door that opens for ball. Lightning animation in backglass."
Month/Year: June 1982
Production: 6,835
Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: #volcano / SS Widebody
Year: September 1981
Production: 3,655
Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: #genie / SS 4 Player
Month/Year: November 1979
Production: 6,800
Cost: $1,500 each or $5,000 for all four
Location: Cleveland, OH
Seller: David Spasic
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/groups/958426214184968/permalink/2328480473846195/?sale_post_id=2328480473846195&rt=11

OP: Take your pick. 4 classic system 80 widebodies. $1500 each or all for $5000. All of the games boot but each will need some TLC to be playable with exception of Genie which plays great and has a new Ni-Wumpf board and Titan silicone rubbers.

Manufacturer: Williams
Game: Super Star / EM 1 player
Type: EM 1-Player
Cost: $380
Location: Encinitas, CA
Seller: Kris Nanson
Link/Contact: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/331319927706473/

OP: Great working 1972 Williams Super Star pinball machine. Original retro machine and has been fun for the family.

$500? Rare title man...worth more than that. I’ve talked to him and working on arranging shipping.

ad says $1200 fyi

Yep, definitely a very rare bird. How has it sat there for almost a month? I'm shocked.

It could be because it's in Boise Idaho and no major cities within at least a four hour drive, so there probably aren't any collectors with Craigslist alerts set up for Boise.

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Lost World / SS
Mo/Year: February 1977
Production: 10,330
Cost: $850
Location: York, PA
Pinsider: miclor1021
Link/Contact: https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/70450

OP: Works good.

I know a pretty major collector in Boise. Can't believe he missed it. Maybe he already has one

I'm only a 25 hour drive away...

LW3

ebay.com link: itm

Notes from the ad,
only 3 very poor pictures, "slightly" over priced at $2300, so too rich for my blood. I did contact the seller with a screen shot from PS on number produced and "fair market value".
I made a snide comment about not believing everything they may have seen on TV about the value of pinball machines.

It's in League City TX if anyone is interested.

I talked to him twice, and he has indicated that nobody has offered him more than 400. With how rare this game is, I’m surprised it has sat there as well. I don’t mind doing a full resto on a second one, given that I’m so familiar with the game now.

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: F-14 Tomcat / SS System 11A 4 Player
Month/Year: March 1987
Production: 14,502
Cost: $1,100
Location: Fort Wayne, IN
Seller: Chris Yesh
Contact/Link: https://www.facebook.com/groups/234506863645321/permalink/565816410514363/?sale_post_id=565816410514363&rt=11

OP: Looking to sell or trade this F-14 project machine. I can add cash on my end for higher end games. I recently purchase a Whitewater pinball machine and the guy would only sell me the Whitewater if I bought this project F-14, he wanted both machines gone.

Pros--it's a pinball machine, solid cabinet, most everything seems there, nice translate and again it's a Pinball machine!!!

Cons--see playfield wear, unit comes on but it's not booting right now, I had a old picture from the guy and it seems like the displays are all good but again it's not booting, acid damage around batteries and broken plastics