Sold for $203.50.

Man... I've never played this but always been curious about this title. Looks like a project I'd love to sink my teeth into. I'll toss out the obligatory, "Wish this was closer." (Not a customary phrase uttered from a Michigander looking at pins in California.)

Thanks for your continued posts, Pecos!

It's true:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/williams-swinger-restoration-and-eventual-retheme

Also...

...Pecos, what's going on? I leave for one weekend and you change your avatar. Almost didn't recognize you. What happened to your little critter?

Sincerely,
Ryan

Man, that looks fun! So cool, but so far. *sad news bears*

Someone here needs to snatch this up and make me jealous with a restore thread, please.

I'm not sure how project-y these next few pins are, but from the story told in each, I'm guessing they'll need a bit of TLC. Also, they're pretty decent prices on some RARE pins!

Hyde Park: (951 units) Has an Italian export version and features some sweet Roy Parker artwork.
Lariat: (150 units [!??!]) Looks like this is the rarer add-a-ball version of Wild Wild West. An Art Stenholm beauty.
Rock N Roll (no quantity listed for this title, but the replay version [Jive Time] is only 465+ units according to IPDB)

...and who knows, maybe a package deal could be struck. Good luck, New Yorkers! Here are the ads as they came through this morning on Mr. Pinball Classifieds:

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Hyde Park, 1966 Gottlieb: $450
The pinball came from a homeowner whose husband had died 14 years ago. She told us that he bought it in the early 70s along with 3 other pinballs which we are selling. The game looks in very good condition no wear on the playfield. The backglass is in very nice shape and only has a little flaking in some reds in the lower left corner (pictures shows it well) there cabinet is in good shape but the paint is starting to get flaky. We had to go thru and check everything over mainly from setting but that's about it. The game has a coin mech and a set of schematics locks and keys as well. I checked out all the scoring and they all are working and scoring correctly. We have plenty of pictures and can ship any place in the lower 48 states, just email me a zip code for shipping prices/options.
Steve Arpino
[email protected], Weedsport, New York 13166
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Lariat, 1969 Gottlieb: $450
The pinball came from a homeowner whose husband had died 14 years ago. She told us that he bought it in the early 70s along with 3 other pinballs which we are are selling. The game looks in good condition it has some wear on the lower playfield in front of the kickers but thats it. The backglass displays well but has some paint loss that someone put colored tape over (pictures shows it well) there cabinet was painted over with a crisscross pattern again pictures show that as well, im not sure if it could be stripped to show the original paint. We had to go thru and check everything over mainly from setting but thats about it. The game has a coin mech and keys and locks as well as a set of schematics. I checked out all the scoring and they all are working and scoring correctly. We have plenty of pictures and can ship anyplace in the lower 48 states, just email me a zip code for shipping prices/options.
Steve Arpino
[email protected], Weedsport, New York 13166
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Rock N Roll, 1970 Williams: $400
The pinball came from a homeowner whose husband had died 14 years ago. She told us that he bought it in the early 70s along with 3 other pinballs which we are are selling. The game looks in very good condition a little wear on the upper kickout hole but thats it. The backglass is in excellent shape and has no flaking or paint loss (pictures shows it well) there cabinet is in excellent shape as well with some paint wear around the flipper buttons. We had to go thru and check everything over mainly from setting but thats about it. The game has a coin mech and a set of schematics and some original paper work. I checked out all the scoring and they all are working and scoring correctly. We have plenty of pictures and can ship anyplace in the lower 48 states, just email me a zip code for shipping prices/options.
Steve Arpino
[email protected], Weedsport, New York 13166
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Another one:

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Fireball, 1972 Bally: 550.00
Complete, project pinball, backglass is in great shape but playfield and cabinet need help, game was stored for many years so it will need a good going through, however it is complete and has not been worked on, missed with or parted, it is a good candidate for repair, no moisture damage or dry rot, solid cabinet with small paint chipping.
Jeff
[email protected], St Charles, Missouri 63303
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Good luck, Missouri!

Have you contacted Mk1Mod0?

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/cowboys-vs-aliens-a-side-by-side-rehab-project

Not sure if he needs any parts, I think he might be coming to the end of his SI restore. ...maybe worth a try, though.

Just relisted with new and interesting information:

Cost: Starting Bid: $310 Buy It Now: $485 Ends: Nov 8
ebay.com link: itm

Looks like it'll clean up nicely. Anyone making a drive from GA to MI? Ha-ha!

Nice find, Pecos. I thought there was an Airborne Avenger resto on here, but turns out it's an Atari Space Riders:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/1978-atari-space-riders-restoration#post-2254321

With a manufacture date only a year later (to the month), might be a helpful read for anyone interested in tackling a Steve Richie wiiiiiiide body restore.

Does that mean you have one? Looking for one? Ha-ha! ...so many questions.

Another addition from Mr. P:
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Prospector, 1977 Sonic: 350
I've never set it up. It appears to be complete and is in good overall condition. Figure you'll need to do the standard EM stuff to it. Parts are mostly compatible with Williams EM. Backglass looks great, no fades or chipping in the reds like most glasses. Playfield of course looks good as all Sonics do. I'll include the manual (ordered from Marco) and some repro spinner decals. Pick up in Louisville, KY. No shipping.
Corey Stup
[email protected], Louisville, Kentucky
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Also...

Guaranteed to be worth at least TWICE the current asking price when labored over!

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...possible to even recoup parts costs, but unlikely.

Love it.

I think that is the common assumption. I guess another thought could be that spending time on the open sea (salt water) could put the pins into a humid/water/salty environment which could potentially incur more rust than usual. However, I've seen a lot of re-import games that are in identical condition to those that have stayed in the states. I'd side with Pecos in terms of full-disclosure, but Boob on the fact that ultimately reimport probably doesn't make a whole lot of difference. Maybe you can use it to your advantage when buying a game.

Pecos: Thanks for posting more projects!!! That mysterious wood rail is an interesting one.

This has been a curiosity for me since posted.

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Just found it. Looks like it's a 1947 Exhibit "Cross Fire"

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http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=603

Good luck, Kansas!

Totally! Would love to hear that story.

Another from Mr. P this morning:

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Firepower II, 1984 Williams: $100/Must pick up
Works. Good shape. Need to get it out of my dad's house.
Adam
[email protected], Cortland, New York 13045
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This poor person's kitchen.

You make backglasses?

PM sent.

This game looks really unique, with TWO drop lanes and a mini bagatelle on the pf. ...and I love that "Basin Street" plastic with all the buildings wrapping around the pathway with the hairpin turn.

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Cool find!

Also...perhaps another minor point of interest:

The description later in the ad states "$375 / OBO." Sounds like price isn't firm.

Also one in NJ for $150 in seemingly decent condition:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/dont-understand-why-my-project-pin-wont-sell

Seriously!

Okay, I've been thinking REEEALLY hard on this one. I love that glass, always have, and when this ad came up I got excited about the PF too (6 flippers!??!). Ad doesn't tell you (or show you) much:

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...so I asked the seller for some additional pictures. It actually look pretty great (these pics are pretty good size, good for the zoomage):

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...but after a lot of thought, I think I'm a little too far away from his asking price to make a reasonable offer, and truth be told, I should probably get my other two projects in working order before pulling the trigger on another. All this to say, I hope this new info helps someone else nab this beauty.

I also asked the seller if that missing lock-down bar is around and he said it is, just not photographed on that first pic (FWIW).

Good luck, Michiganders! Someone here make me jealous!

Ryan Claytor

Clarification: Intentionally, so...not just missing them.

Ha-ha! I always forget that this title is the Laurel and Hardy pin.

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As usual, nice finds, Pecos! Thanks for taking the time to continue this thread.

Sincerely,
-Ryan

Never played a Mars Trek, but with the other two being Darling (ask me and I'll tell you about how much we love our Jubilee [Darling's 4 player counterpart]) and Nitro Ground Shaker is like a car guy's dream come true. And an EM shuffle bowler to boot? What a package!

Cue the obligatory, "Wish I was closer."

Thanks for sharing, jmountjoy111!

Wha--? Didn't you get that clear one NIB?

First this...

...then this...

...now this...

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*sigh*

Backglass is quite nice:

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Playfield looks fun:

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Plastics are immaculate:

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Many thanks to Pecos' Prodigious Project Pins Postings. I wouldn't have snagged this without ya.

Sincerely,
Ryan Claytor
Elephant Eater Comics
www.ElephantEater.com

Yikes.

I've got Darling's 4-player counterpart, a Jubilee (that I really enjoy!!!), so if you need some pics of anything, let me know.

Well, shoot, if a picture is all you need...

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...pix of anything else, I'm here for ya.

Oh, I've got the fever, and I don't want the anecdote.

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Can it be both?

Agreed! GLWS, Eric_S!

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I'm so curious to see this "unreachable" ball. The seller has a Silver Sails BINGO right next to it...which initially made me think, "Okay, for someone who works on bingos this should be a cinch." ...but then I realized there are people who have lots of money and don't work on their own games. Ha-ha! ...which is also fine.

Looks to be in pretty decent shape! GLWS, AlexF!

Congrats!!!

Another project thread success story!

...uh, what? Pretty sure there's nary a zipper on those flippers.

Nothin' there.

Preach! ...although PA is dangerously close to MI. Ha-ha! A lot closer than Massachusetts, anyway.

*want*

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Must...build...addition...!

You are located in New York, aren't you...

Wow. That's one you don't see everyday.

Wow, you're not kidding, Pecos.

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Perfect for Mk1Mod0's next APP. Half the work is already done!

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Not only are you finding project pins for us, but now you're locating their replacement parts, too(!??!).

Three cheers for Pecos!

Well, I'll be... Looks like the same exact glass is pictured on IPDB:

http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=3258&picno=17054

Ha-ha! Considering IPDB doesn't have a better picture and it's an Italian manufacturer...I'd imagine parts would be difficult to come by. Good luck with the decision-making.

Cool! Just out of curiosity, did you find it on this thread?

Good luck with lifting that behemoth.

Playfield is already bare wood. WHO'S RE-THEMING THIS ONE???

Not it,
Ryan

...and if no donor playfield appears on my doorstep, I'm making it my end-of-project mission to have Pecos say, "Alright, kid, that was worth losing some concentric neon circles."

In other news, this appeared on Mr. Pinball today:

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Card Wiz, 1976 Gottlib: 600.00
Machine needs work. I managed to get some of it working. Have paperwork, keys, etc. The only thing missing is the back of upper part. All the rest is there. Put all new rubbers on it. Nice fixer upper just don't have the time.
Bryan Phone: 860-559-3921
Somers, Connecticut
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Just FYI, the same machine appeared on Mr. Pinball Classifieds:

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Rack Em Up, Gottlieb: $150.
Fix or parts, needs CPU & power supply.
Chuck Phone: 401-871-5715
[email protected], Johnston, Rhode Island 02919
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...so FWIW, my guess is you'd be dealing with an experienced seller.

Also, I've never seen this title before, but boy-howdy, did they ever go wild with the argile plastics (from IPDB, not the seller):

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Also interesting to see a game with Pat Lawlor's customary 5-lane bottom before he hit the scene.

LOL!

From Mr. Pinball:
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Mata Hari, 1978 Bally: $700
Needs MPU board and some repair playfield in good condition.
Paul Smith Phone: (609) 560-9011
Marlton, New Jersey 08053
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My guess is a bingo pinball, as the maufacturer says: "Bally Gayety"

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Cool to hear about ANOTHER benefactor of this thread! Thanks for letting us know.

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Spoiler alert, I just finished the backglass:

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(...not really.)

Oh.

My.

God.

I can't believe the ad is still up 12 hours later. Someone on this thread grab it and make us all jealous!

I agree. I'd still be happy to know about bingo pinballs for sale if anyone should happen across them.

UPDATE: Auction Ended

Thanks for another gang-load of project posts, Pecos!

So happy to hear you say this, I thought it was just me as a new-to-restoration hobbyist. I kept thinking, "That's a lot of parts to find their way back into the right holes." I got nervous taking apart my own machine for cleaning and reassembly. Even with stupidly meticulous methods of compartmentalizing and labeling, I still had some left-over parts. But who knows...it probably gets easier with experience.

Right-click, save. Still LOL-ing.

I was totally geeking-out about this Getaway! Not really because I was going to buy it, but because I'd never seen anything like it. Congrats on a great pick-up. I hope you'll share some restoration pix here, or at least direct us to a restoration thread.

Rub it in!

Sounds like a misadjusted relay. Adjust a switch and you too can live the Claytorian dream.

I can attest, this under-appreciated, feature-packed, brutal game is easily worth $250 when it's functioning as it should.

Here's vid of some NUTTY pop bumper action:

Ad's still up.

That's an understatement.

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Thanks, Pecos. Nice of you to mention this.

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Slugger, 1963 Midway: $600
Nice original condition, powers up but score motor keeps running. Will deliver to Detroit for a nominal fee.
Steve Curchin
[email protected], Leamington, Ontario, Canada
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That playfield looks pretty decent, actually. Heck, those bumper-caps are probably worth that much. Wish this was closer. Cool find, Pecos.

If anyone calls on this, I'd be curious to hear what it is. Not in a position to pull the trigger, but genuinely curious.

A possible package deal from Mr. P:

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3 Gottlieb EMs--Wild Life - Magnotron - Airport, 1974 1972 Gottlieb: 375-125
Both the Wild Life and Magnotron are working machines that will need new rubber and a good cleaning. Both have very nice playfields and backglasses. Both have original cabinets but are heavily scratched. The Airport is in poor condition. All three machines are complete. Wild Life 375, Magnotron 375, Airport 125. All three for 700.
Pete Phone: 908-534-5170
[email protected], Readington, New Jersey
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I'm always impressed with your dedication to this thread, Pecos. It's a daily stop for me. ...but I'm even more impressed when you complete the projects for us. (Not the first time this has happened.) Nice work!

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Big Time / >>>BINGO<<< E.M.
Month/Year: November 02, 1954
Cost: $150 Buy it now
Location: Everett, Washington

ebay.com link: Bally Big Time Bingo Pinball Machine

Condition: BG has minor flaking. Maybe an 8 or 8.5/10? PF looks immaculate, as I hear many bingos do. Lots of decent pictures to gaze upon for interested buyers.

OP: "PICKUP ONLY There are no keys, all doors open though. Lights up when plugged in. has stuck on solenoid so shut it back off. Looks Pretty original, no added on metal rails or front door. Comes with parts catalog. Will need work as old bingo's usually do. Sorry but...I WILL NOT SHIP OR DEAL WITH SHIPPERS OR WORK WITH SHIPPERS, SO BUYER PICKUP ONLY.Thanks for your cooperation. Please check my other pinball machines for sale and maybe pickup more than one while your making the trip. "

A Buckaroo for $400? I'd imagine the seller won't have a difficult time finding someone who would LOBE to buy it.

Manufacturer: Williams
Game/Type: Spanish Eyes / EM 1 Player
Month/Year: March 24, 1972
Production: 3,905 units (confirmed)
Cost: $150 Starting bid (2d 10h remain)
Location: Spencer, New York

ebay.com link: Williams Spanish Eyes pinball machine project complete NR

Condition: BG has minor rippling. 9/10. PF looks like it will clean up really nicely. BUT BEWARE!!! Mold/Mildew/Water damage in cabinet. Some well photographed documentation of it, though. Doesn't appear to be hiding anything.

OP: " Williams Spanish Eyes pinball machine. I started restoring this machine. The mechanics in the head have been cleaned and adjusted, and all bulbs replaced. I opened the cabinet to find some mildew/water damage. I've restored plenty of machines like this, and they take more time to clean than I was willing to invest in this machine. It looks like approximately 4 coils in the cabinet will need replacement as well as a chime coil assembly (chime box is there). The back glass is in decent condition on this machine, and the play field looks like it will clean up nicely, but has some ball wear. This would make a good project for someone that has the time, and this is supposed to be a fun pinball machine to play according to reviews I've read. Starting price reflects the work left on this, although the head of this machine is ready to go. Again, all score reels have been disassembled and cleaned, and stepper boards in the head have been serviced. This is for local pick up only. If shipping, you arrange, but I will assist in preparation.

Update: I added more photos of the internals of the cabinet based on requests I've received. Thanks for your interest."

Perhaps worth it for the cabinet "art" alone.

Manufacturer: Gottlieb
Game/Type: Criss-Cross / E.M.
Month/Year: Jan 1958
Cost: US $1,495.00
Location: Jackson, Mississippi

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ebay.com link: 1958 GOTTLIEB CRISS CROSS PINBALL MACHINE VINTAGE

So true...so true.

Man, that's a sweet art package on the playfield.

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Didn't realize they made flipperless games into the 60's!

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!

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.

Sounds like you paid $150 too much.

(P.S. Congrats on the Centaur.)

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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What a cool lookin' game. I've never seen one come up before but have admired from IPDB. The photos from the seller aren't the best but the art package is great (uncharacteristically proportionate people from Christian Marche with really daring colors), a bagatelle in the backbox, and a playfield that looks fun too. Say it with me...

"Wish I was closer!"

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I've never played it before, but I just took a gander, too. This image is pretty helpful:

http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=460&picno=47014&zoom=1

Not only are the playfield instructions very clear, but more importantly, so is the instruction card. Looks like the backbox bagatelle is triggered by a drain. Essentially, a randomized end-of-ball bonus. Kinda neat. There's also extra ball opportunities and replay/special opportunities.

I still want it!

This is the home version, just...for everyone's info.

(I thought that price might be too good to be true. ...guess it was.)

I have NEVER seen one if these in person. The rotating player-to-player movement is really something to behold.

Can't believe a couple appeared in a storage unit buy. ...the things you find for us, Pecos.

Speaking of Pecos and his project finds, he recently started a resto thread on an awfully rare EM find:

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/bally-1970-double-up-minimalist-restoration

I thought some of you might be interested in following his progress.

Sincerely,
Ryan

Wow! I've never seen one of these in person. Always wanted to, though. If you've never seen the player-to-player rotation, it is really something to behold:

Can't believe someone found TWO of these in a storage unit buy. Nice hunting, Pecos!

I thumbs'd-down this post in respectful disagreement. I don't think the sixty-some-odd followers of this thread (scattered about the united states...and really, the world) are all going to descend upon any given listing in here.

On top of that, I'm really thankful this thread exists because it alerted me to a project (Paul Bunyan) in my area that I wouldn't have known about otherwise. For the condition it was in, the seller wanted too much, but after staying in contact with the seller for a few weeks (and trying to help him sell it) he ended up telling me he'd sell it to me for a far more reasonable price. In that context, the price certainly didn't sky-rocket out of proportion.

Finally, the large majority of the time I just like to see what projects are surfacing around the country, which I'm guessing holds true for many of the people following this thread, as this is not a localized listing by any means. ...like that Rotation VIII for example! What a find! Not a project I'd pull the trigger on, but wow, nice to know there are a couple more in the world.

Keep up the intrepid work on this thread Pecos (and the several others, including myself, who don't hold a candle to Pecos' Prolific Project Pinball Postings)!

Grateful,
Ryan

Wows...way cool.

Looks like you're in a neighboring state, Colsond3. That's close enough in my book.

I know I know, 14 hours round-trip...but you could make a family road trip out of it!

Finally...

...oh my land, who's gonna steal this? You know this game kills, right? Here's my son getting schooled by our rebuilt pops:

Congrats to whoever picks this up! ...and let me know when you're part of the club.

Ha-ha! Believe it or not, those are stock coils. Completely rebuilt pops, though (rod/rings assembly, yokes, etc.) but I'm not even sure I replaced the sleeves! Ha-ha! I'm pretty sure I just cleaned them well with some 91% isopropyl alcohol. I'll have to go back to my pics to confirm, but yah...they're pretty darn quick. Short ball times on this game. It's my wife's new fave! (Not joking. I can't believe it either.)

Here's a wood-rail (minus a backglass) on Mr. P today:

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Dealer, 1953 Williams: 325.
Williams single player project game. Game is complete except for a backglass. The game has a decent cabinet and playfield. There are nice plastics. Prefer local buyer.
Alex
[email protected], Cheshire, Connecticut
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Looks like BGResto.com does not have this title, so I'm guessing you'd be on your own to find or make a replacement glass.

Here's a nice lookin' bingo for cheap. Backglass has a little flaking in the red boxes on the left, but aside from that it looks pretty grand as far as I can tell. Seller is pretty adamant about not shipping. Anyone in the pacific NW lookin' for a bingo?

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Big Time/ >>>BINGO<<< EM
Month/Year: November 1954
Cost: $150 But it now
Location: Everett, Washington
Link/Contact: ebay.com link: Bally Big Time Bingo Pinball Machine

OP Condition/Description: "PICKUP ONLY There are no keys, all doors open though. Lights up when plugged in. has stuck on solenoid so shut it back off. Looks Pretty original, no added on metal rails or front door. Comes with parts catalog. Will need work as old bingo's usually do. Sorry but...I WILL NOT SHIP OR DEAL WITH SHIPPERS OR WORK WITH SHIPPERS, SO BUYER PICKUP ONLY.Thanks for your cooperation. Please check my other pinball machines for sale and maybe pickup more than one while your making the trip."

Okay, wow:

Manufacturer: Bally
Game/Type: Bumper/ EM Flipperless
Month/Year: December, 1936
Cost: $10 starting bid ...evidently this is part of a LIVE AUCTION EVENT that begins this Saturday.
Location: Clinton, Tennessee
Link/Contact:ebay.com link: 30s 40s Bally Wooden Bumper Pinball Machine Lot 50A

I'm including some pix here just because I doubt there's a lot of these floating around and there were some interesting photo variants from what was found on IPDB:

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Nice!

Also nice to hear.

BG and PF look pretty great. Despite over 2k manufactured, I can't imagine there are too many of these around. Cabinet repainted white. Lots more pix at the auction, but here's a tease:

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Manufacturer: Chicago Coin
Game/Type: Sporty / EM Flipperless
Month/Year: April 26, 1940
Production: 2,200
Cost: $195
Location: Browns Mills, New Jersey
Link/Contact: ebay.com link: Vtg Chicago coin SPORTY flipperless Woodrail Pinball Machine Game bathing beauty
OP: “game does fire up and advance score,one bumper cap is missing,playfield and backglass are very nice,nice bathing beauty motiff,cabinet looks repainted white,as-is as shown,dont know if score is supposed to reset when coin is put in ,it does not, but some thing on playfield do advnce the score ,I think there is 4 balls and they are rusty”

I swear, not high tap:

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I guess no one rebuilds their pops anymore. Steve Young, brace yourself for a influx of pop-bumper rebuild kits.