Pinball Resource should at least have the schematic. Not all items listed on website, so best to contact.
www.pbresource.com

There should be a note pinned to the top of this board. If you need a schematic, call Pinball Resource.

No manual, that game was before Gottlieb made them.

For score cards...http://www.pinballrebel.com/pinball/cards/

Reproduction score cards are here:

http://mirror2.ipdb.org/files/973/Gottlieb_Funland_instruction_cards.zip

There is likely no manual for a machine of this vintage. They are mostly useless anyway.

@Scott - I agree with most of what you said

There is also a link to the score cards on IPDB
http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?any=fun+land&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick#973

That was one place where Williams was way superior to Gottlieb. Williams manuals were extremely useful. They detailed all the relays and steppers for the games in them.

Agree.....but if you owned a Gottlieb, you may never have had to even take the glass off, so the manual wasn't required.

LOL, now Todd, you're worshipping at the altar of Gottlieb again...

It's just my experience and obviously it can vary, but I've found Gottliebs to be much more finicky and hard to keep dialed in than the Williams or Bally games I've owned. I've found that to be especially true with the later GTB EMs, with those lousy Ax/BX relays and the short throws.

For the most part, when I get a Williams dialed in, it stays that way. I have to open up my Gottliebs way more than I do my Williams or Bally games. But again, your experience might be different. Maybe I've just been lucky.