First off this pin will never be worth anything and that is not the point. I have had this pin setting in the corner for several years now. I bought it just for the hardware for a possible virtual Pin project. I have just pulled this out and gave it a once over and figured what the heck lets plug this thing and and see what smoke comes out. Well after about 15 minutes of fiddling with connectors the game fires up and will start a game and play. All of the displays work. I don't think the game got much play to begin with and has been stuck in a shed or something like that to rot away. The cabinet head is pretty much trash, I have removed the mylar on the play-field and would not take to much to get in shape. I have some clear coat left over from another project and could just shoot the play-field and try my hand at some touch-up for practice. I do have all of the plastics that are not in the pictures.

Now the question, am I crazy thinking about doing a budget restore on this? It would end up in my pinball lineup to play.

The pic of the flipper coil, shows the EOS switch bypassed and that would be why that coil is melted.

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Thanks for the feedback I do appreciate it. I have pulled the playfield out and will give it a shot. I have the plastic set for the playfield even though I did not take pictures. The only major Item I don't have is that backglass. I looked over the boards and they are all clean from what I can tell.

Good to know.

Thanks for the tip will do!

I think it will be fun once I have it all done, and I am learning some new restoring skills. I will post a new thread of the project when I get further along, right now its all tore down.