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Just getting into these. About to start a restoration thread on my "barn find", but was also wondering about this Chicago Coin model. No name I can see. Owner says 1960, but maybe it is 1960's?
This isn't the actual machine.
Any info appreciated.
348ab4e4c28ef2f6fc735b609cd0359c84b9c841 (resized).jpgQuoted from Ronnie1114:The one pictured seems to be a Chicago Coin "Fleetwood"
Good start, thanks!
Quoted from Tuna_Delight:Fleetwood is a great game - congrats!
1967
That's not the one I picked up. But I may be able to, so just doing my homework.
I grabbed a United Bowling Alley, non working is being kind.
I'm trying to gauge a fair price for the Fleetwood. Or better yet, a good deal price.
Quoted from Mopar:What's the title of the one you have a chance to get?
That's what I was trying to find out. No model name or specific year. Owner said 1960, but I was having a hard time nailing it down.
The game looks well used, but I'm ok with that if the price is right.
I haven't heard back from the owner yet, so we'll see.
Any suggestions on a nice low starting offer for a working model?
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