When the ball is coming out of the lock and to the Upper Left Flipper she will always have her mouth closed which makes getting it into her mouth pure chance. As a result getting it in there is quite rewarding, especially what she says when she spits it back out.

When I restored my Roadshow the apron paint was flaked, the paint looked extremely thin. I got decals for mine from an eBay seller in Belgium, they look great and have held up very well.

I can recommend the Great Lakes Modular Opto Board for the blade; http://www.greatlakesmodular.com

The blade operates in the game via the ball travelling and being detected by the eddy boards on the underside of the play field, the original ones are known the deteriorate over time. They have a pot that allows them to be adjusted which would be worth a look at. Replacement ones of these can be purchased from Pinbits.

Is the aim of that extra hole there for and additional post to support the covering plastic above. The plastic just sort of floats out in mid air, it vibrates pretty good when hit by a random ball.

One thing that I think would have been great on Roadshow would have been a video mode where you are driving the dozer down a street?

Red looks unreal, great work!

Not that I’ve ever seen. Is the correct flipper solenoid installed?

Looks like is eyes have been gouged out, big night out on the town perhaps!

I'm in need of both the shaker motor board and shaker motor as well.

Why is it that the shaker motor in particular is so hard to find?

Are you having any other problems with any of the other multiball modes, Kansas etc?

Got my Shaker Board today, great build quality. Thank you HHaase

That is super cool!!

I have never seen the ball stuck in that area. I reckon it's the broken plastic and maybe a smaller nut allowing the ball into that area.

What are you after the translite?

Thats awesome!!!

The protectors are a must especially for the Blast Hole Plastic which gets hit quite often and is only supported at one end.

The ball gets stuck between the ramp and the bracket for the ramp switch fairly often too!

A protector under that plastic is a must! The end of that plastic is unsupported and gets hit quite often. Good luck with your search.

The solenoid for the ramp diverter is in the location of that ramp, perhaps it got a bit hot?

I believe it alternates between the ramp and loop each shot made