#solar-ride
Location: Ijamsville, MD
Price: $100
OP:In good shape. Does need some work on it.
Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/735856943891052/
Quoted from bluespin:I’m surprised that the ad is still up.
Quoted from shimoda:Always so far away and one of my long sought titles
Don’t imagine anyone near San Antonio would drop to Fastenal
The ad may still be up but out of morbid curiosity I emailed them late Sunday. No response.
Earthshaker Project
$1500
Sturbridge, MA
https://www.facebook.com/groups/630406413802349/1626445114198469/?sale_post_id=1626445114198469
Playfield looks good. Needs some TLC
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Quoted from yaksplat:Earthshaker Project
$1500
Sturbridge, MA
https://www.facebook.com/groups/630406413802349/1626445114198469/?sale_post_id=1626445114198469
Playfield looks good. Needs some TLC
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15 minutes from work. I would think the cost should be less because it does not function
Quoted from hawkeyexx:15 minutes from work. I would think the cost should be less because it does not function
When was the last time you saw an earthshaker below $2k? I don't think that sounds unreasonable.
Quoted from ForceFlow:When was the last time you saw an earthshaker below $2k? I don't think that sounds unreasonable.
Per seller, "game boots up into attack mode"
Might want to shave off another $500 if I'm going to get attacked after I turn it on
Quoted from yaksplat:Earthshaker Project
$1500
Sturbridge, MA
https://www.facebook.com/groups/630406413802349/1626445114198469/?sale_post_id=1626445114198469
Playfield looks good. Needs some TLC
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Just got sold. If someone on pinside bought it, I have everything it needs from a previous ES project, including the sinking building mod. I'll give you a good deal
Quoted from ForceFlow:When was the last time you saw an earthshaker below $2k? I don't think that sounds unreasonable.
I'm not good with pricing on these older games. I did just buy a Jokerz for 1k that just needs small tune up and the boards are clean.
Quoted from vdojaq:This is a GOOD deal...I just can't
chicago.craigslist.org link
As was commented in another thread, this is a good game to get for this price. People take the DMD and WPC boards out of this for use in other machines.
(and yes I don't usually endorse cannibalism, but sometimes you have to do so...)
Quoted from truemagoo102:Just got sold. If someone on pinside bought it, I have everything it needs from a previous ES project, including the sinking building mod. I'll give you a good deal
Nice of you to offer sinking building mod
Quoted from jbovenzi:As was commented in another thread, this is a good game to get for this price. People take the DMD and WPC boards out of this for use in other machines.
(and yes I don't usually endorse cannibalism, but sometimes you have to do so...)
I’d buy it if it was local, and not part it out.
Just ran into a Bally Yacht Club. Looks like an old em game. Its all complete and there. Seller has no idea on value nor do I. If anyone is intrested let me know. I can get pictures
Speakeasy
Bally ss
$700
Sturgeon bay, wi
Pinsider @20eyes
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/97699
Williams Pot of Gold - $250
Palmdale, CA
Check out this 1965 Vintage Pinball Machine for $250 on OfferUp https://offerup.com/item/detail/894272949/
Gottlieb Lawman - $250
Palmdale, CA
Check out this 1971 Vintage Pinball Machine for $250 on OfferUp https://offerup.com/item/detail/894274430/
Not mine but same seller. The Williams looks okay except the glass. The Gottlieb is only good for parts and a decent back glass. Parts machine at best. The cab is falling apart.
Quoted from Calfdemon:Williams Pot of Gold - $250
Palmdale, CA
Check out this 1965 Vintage Pinball Machine for $250 on OfferUp https://offerup.com/item/detail/894272949/
Gottlieb Lawman - $250
Palmdale, CA
Check out this 1971 Vintage Pinball Machine for $250 on OfferUp https://offerup.com/item/detail/894274430/
Not mine but same seller. The Williams looks okay except the glass. The Gottlieb is only good for parts and a decent back glass. Parts machine at best. The cab is falling apart.
Lawman is a great game!
#last-action-hero
Location:Galesburg, IL
Price:$1,800
OP: Last Action Hero Pinball machine. All flippers and bumpers in working condition. Art on board and back in excellent condition
Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/692074511355811/
Quoted from edward472:Last Action Hero
Location:Galesburg, IL
Price:$1,800
OP: Last Action Hero Pinball machine. All flippers and bumpers in working condition. Art on board and back in excellent condition
Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/692074511355811/
tempting...
Quoted from edward472:Last Action Hero
Location:Galesburg, IL
Price:$1,800
OP: Last Action Hero Pinball machine. All flippers and bumpers in working condition. Art on board and back in excellent condition
Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/692074511355811/
I am 100% all over this, seller is a bit offbeat
Quoted from vdojaq:I am 100% all over this, seller is a bit offbeat
Good, because I don't have room!
Quoted from vdojaq:I am 100% all over this, seller is a bit offbeat
Aren't most of us?
#games
Gottlieb SS
$750 OBO
Tag-Team Pinball
Gottlieb SS
$900 OBO
Tehachipi, CA
Pinsider: @tehachapin
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/97694
https://pinside.com/pinball/market/classifieds/ad/97693
Mystery pin identification time..this pin must be camera shy....
For sale here
https://www.estatesales.net/CO/Lakewood/80226/2558763
Aaaaand go!
MYSTERYPIN (resized).pngQuoted from JT-Pinball:Just ran into a Bally Yacht Club. Looks like an old em game. Its all complete and there. Seller has no idea on value nor do I. If anyone is intrested let me know. I can get pictures
It's a bingo machine.
Quoted from poppapin:It's a bingo machine.
Correct. It's complete and all there. Does not look to be in too bad of shape. If anyone wants it. This guy want it out of his barn...
Quoted from JT-Pinball:Correct. It's complete and all there. Does not look to be in too bad of shape. If anyone wants it. This guy want it out of his barn...
Is it more than a day’s drive from Dallas?
Quoted from undrdog:Is it more than a day’s drive from Dallas?
Is about 20 min outside Lexington, Kentucky.
Quoted from JT-Pinball:Is about 20 min outside Lexington, Kentucky.
My wife put it in perspective: for one more hour's drive, we could be in Crested Butte.
Quoted from undrdog:My wife put it in perspective: for one more hour's drive, we could be in Crested Butte.
Lmao. Yes and on the way home you could be in possession of a vintage Bally bingo machine that needs some one to love it again!
Kentucky is not en route from Dallas to Colorado. Alas!
I’d be glad to give a deserving bingo a good home, but not for a road trip that far.
Quoted from ralphwiggum:Nugent currently going for a fair price in TN. Auction closes in a few days, but Goodwill auctions tend to go for undermarket prices.
http://shopgoodwill.com/Item/95193393
this ended up going for over $1100. I went up to $800 and bailed.
Quoted from FatPanda:Good, because I don't have room!
Go ahead, you try. This guy has been stringing me along all frickin day on this. I finally told him I was out, no longer interested. Seems like he is playing off several buyers agianst each other. No thanks, bye.
At 6am I offered his asking price , no questions asked, I will take it.
About 8am he replies, Where do you live?
I tell him a few hours away
Asks when can you pick it up?
Now!
I can't, it's at my father's house.
Ok, Sat morning.
Nah, have a wedding this weekend.
Ok , next Saturday. I will send you a deposit right now via Paypal.
Oh, weekends are good.
Ok, can I send you a deposit?
Let me get back to you after lunch.
Ok.....3 hours pass
How would I get the deposit?
Do you have a paypal account?
Yes, I do.
Ok I will send you $300 right now and have cash in hand for pick up.
2 more hours pass and Finally I just said forget it.
This took 12 hours to have this conversation, but he was reading my messages right away.
Quoted from undrdog:Kentucky is not en route from Dallas to Colorado. Alas!
I’d be glad to give a deserving bingo a good home, but not for a road trip that far.
I hear ya! I have to get another game from him Friday. Any idea what it us worth? Is it worth saving if its complete? I work on SS games and have not touched an em.
I don’t know. I have one early SS, Mystic, and I’ve gotten my EM Heat Wave lit and playing. That's about all I know.
bingopodcast could probably shed some light.
My big concern would be whether the coin chutes work / could be restored. You don’t need a coin chute on a traditional home pinball, but the whole point of bingo is putting in coins to get more balls.
Quoted from vdojaq:Go ahead, you try. This guy has been stringing me along all frickin day on this. I finally told him I was out, no longer interested. Seems like he is playing off several buyers agianst each other. No thanks, bye.
At 6am I offered his asking price , no questions asked, I will take it.
About 8am he replies, Where do you live?
I tell him a few hours away
Asks when can you pick it up?
Now!
I can't, it's at my father's house.
Ok, Sat morning.
Nah, have a wedding this weekend.
Ok , next Saturday. I will send you a deposit right now via Paypal.
Oh, weekends are good.
Ok, can I send you a deposit?
Let me get back to you after lunch.
Ok.....3 hours pass
How would I get the deposit?
Do you have a paypal account?
Yes, I do.
Ok I will send you $300 right now and have cash in hand for pick up.
2 more hours pass and Finally I just said forget it.
This took 12 hours to have this conversation, but he was reading my messages right away.
i'm going thru the same thing with a pinsider right now,it's for a part,sometimes i really don't know what people are thinking
Quoted from vdojaq:Go ahead, you try. This guy has been stringing me along all frickin day on this. I finally told him I was out, no longer interested. Seems like he is playing off several buyers agianst each other. No thanks, bye.
At 6am I offered his asking price , no questions asked, I will take it.
About 8am he replies, Where do you live?
I tell him a few hours away
Asks when can you pick it up?
Now!
I can't, it's at my father's house.
Ok, Sat morning.
Nah, have a wedding this weekend.
Ok , next Saturday. I will send you a deposit right now via Paypal.
Oh, weekends are good.
Ok, can I send you a deposit?
Let me get back to you after lunch.
Ok.....3 hours pass
How would I get the deposit?
Do you have a paypal account?
Yes, I do.
Ok I will send you $300 right now and have cash in hand for pick up.
2 more hours pass and Finally I just said forget it.
This took 12 hours to have this conversation, but he was reading my messages right away.
You should have told him some friends told you that this pin is a must have, you don't want to miss this chance and bump your offer way up. And then disappear.
Quoted from cottonm4:You should have told him some friends told you that this pin is a must have, you don't want to miss this chance and bump your offer way up. And then disappear.
Nope, I have a bogus Facebook acct that I will do that with.
Quoted from undrdog:bingopodcast could probably shed some light.
My big concern would be whether the coin chutes work / could be restored. You don’t need a coin chute on a traditional home pinball, but the whole point of bingo is putting in coins to get more balls.
Condition and location are key. If the machine has a perfect, unfaded backglass and solid cab art that hasn't been covered with anti-drill plates then it is obviously going to be worth more to a prospective buyer, just like on any pinball. How much? Well, that depends on the area of the country. Woodrail games (like this) seem to be more commonly found on the West Coast. They have a lower value there. On the East Coast, though they are harder to find, the value of the early games is around maybe $800 for a perfectly working specimen in great shape. If it is broken or don't function properly, many people are scared to even open them, so the value drops sharply. They are easy to repair, though, generally speaking, especially for an early game like this one.
Regarding the coin question, you can strap bingo pinballs for free play as well. I do that on some games and for customer requests. I always do it when bringing to a show. It's actually pretty easy to do on Yacht Club (Bally added extra circuitry later to prevent certain types of cheating). The coin mechanism from the factory would have been for nickels, and if the nickel mech is there, those are a bit harder to find these days, and probably the hardest part to source. The rest of the coin door stuff is pretty heavy duty/well guarded (they used microswitches even back in the 50s), so I wouldn't expect there (and have never seen) a really super destroyed coin door area. I've replaced one broken microswitch in my years of working on bingos.
As far as gameplay, Yacht Club is one of my favorites - it stands out for the complexity of play. For an early 50s machine, there's a bit happening that takes a minute to wrap your head around.
Each bingo card is 5x5 - pretty simple, right? On Yacht Club there is a 5x9 grid, which has two vertical, illuminated lines to mark the currently selected card. The number layout changes at player control during the game (until you shoot your fourth ball). This gives a tremendous number of potential choices for the player to make after shooting each ball. There are also other features like super lines (red or green) that will allow you to win 4 in a row scores for placing 2 in the red row, or 3 in a row scores for placing 2 in the green row.
Extra ball buyin, guaranteed advancing odds (they will never go back on a coin play) round out the package. Really worth a play if you haven't tried one.
If someone picks this up and needs help getting it going, we have a dedicated bingo pinball area on pinside with a lot of very very knowledgeable bingo restorers. I also chime in as time permits.
Quoted from bingopodcast:Condition and location are key. If the machine has a perfect, unfaded backglass and solid cab art that hasn't been covered with anti-drill plates then it is obviously going to be worth more to a prospective buyer, just like on any pinball. How much? Well, that depends on the area of the country. Woodrail games (like this) seem to be more commonly found on the West Coast. They have a lower value there. On the East Coast, though they are harder to find, the value of the early games is around maybe $800 for a perfectly working specimen in great shape. If it is broken or don't function properly, many people are scared to even open them, so the value drops sharply. They are easy to repair, though, generally speaking, especially for an early game like this one.
Regarding the coin question, you can strap bingo pinballs for free play as well. I do that on some games and for customer requests. I always do it when bringing to a show. It's actually pretty easy to do on Yacht Club (Bally added extra circuitry later to prevent certain types of cheating). The coin mechanism from the factory would have been for nickels, and if the nickel mech is there, those are a bit harder to find these days, and probably the hardest part to source. The rest of the coin door stuff is pretty heavy duty/well guarded (they used microswitches even back in the 50s), so I wouldn't expect there (and have never seen) a really super destroyed coin door area. I've replaced one broken microswitch in my years of working on bingos.
As far as gameplay, Yacht Club is one of my favorites - it stands out for the complexity of play. For an early 50s machine, there's a bit happening that takes a minute to wrap your head around.
Each bingo card is 5x5 - pretty simple, right? On Yacht Club there is a 5x9 grid, which has two vertical, illuminated lines to mark the currently selected card. The number layout changes at player control during the game (until you shoot your fourth ball). This gives a tremendous number of potential choices for the player to make after shooting each ball. There are also other features like super lines (red or green) that will allow you to win 4 in a row scores for placing 2 in the red row, or 3 in a row scores for placing 2 in the green row.
Extra ball buyin, guaranteed advancing odds (they will never go back on a coin play) round out the package. Really worth a play if you haven't tried one.
If someone picks this up and needs help getting it going, we have a dedicated bingo pinball area on pinside with a lot of very very knowledgeable bingo restorers. I also chime in as time permits.
Thank You! And Thanks to undrdog the game looks complete and I did not notice any thing weird on the sides of the cabinet. The head was off the game but backglass was there amd looked to be in good shape. I was unaware of the coin mechs so I didnt really look at it. I didnt get into price on this game with the owner. I honestly didnt know if it was worth 50 bucks or 50K. I suspect the owner woukd take a fair offer. He did for the two other games I picked up. Maybe I'll just offer the guy a 100 bucks and see if I can get it going
#bazaar
For auction here...
https://www.estatesales.net/MN/North-Saint-Paul/55109/2561235
Auction page....
definitely a project....
Capitol online auctions has a LW3 and a Valencia (Williams 4 player EM) in an auction that has a good number of video games, some slot machines, a bowler and other arcade related stuff.
https://www.capitolonlineauctions.com/cgi-bin/mmlist.cgi?capitol29/category/ALL
-Rob
-visit http://www.kahr.us to get my daughterboard that helps fix WPC pinball resets or my Pinball 2000 H+V Video Sync Combiner kit
#solar-ride
Location: Athens,GA
Price: $250
OP:
Link:Sold "as-is" for parts or as a restoration project. Please view all photos and message with any questions.$250 plus tax Pick up Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm 2100 Monroe Highway, Athens, Georgia 30606
Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/264203128164385/
#bounty-hunter
Location: Athens,GA
Price: $350
OP:Sold "as-is" for parts or as a restoration project. Please view all photos and message with any questions.$250 plus tax Pick up Monday - Friday 8:00am - 4:00pm 2100 Monroe Highway, Athens, Georgia 30606
Link: https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/918375271973084/
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