Check out this link to my pictures:
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Check out this link to my pictures:
http://danny.cdyn.com/viccamp101a.htm
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Thanks Vic. Yours is also a great collection. I noticed you have a Wlms. Lady Luck. Boy do I regret selling mine! Great game! That 1 card point enclosed bumper will drive you nuts! One of the few games (along with Wlms. Full House and a few others) where you actually WANT the ball to drain during the game!
I have a Dixieland for sale in case anyone is interested. Excellent backglass and playfield. $275 in VA.
Vic & Dennis; where are your 20 hole Mystic Lines machines [ducking for cover]? You can see a glimpse of my Tahiti in the Malibu Beach photo above.
Love those bingo machines.
Here's a pic of the all original condition early 1950's Bally Variety that use to be in my collection. It went to a good home and a great owner.
I bought the game from a house in Allentown PA from a women who said her husband was a operator back in the 1950's and 60's. She told me that they had it in their home back from the 1950's. It might have been on route for a just short while in its lifetime.
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Quoted from DennisDodel:What else do you have there MrBally? I see a Miss America Supreme. Love the Miss America games.
Unlike you pro's, I only have four. Wall Street, Tahiti, Malibu Beach and Miss America Supreme. I would love to have a Bounty, Miss America DeLuxe, Lido and a better six card like Nashville, Dixieland or Hi-Flyer.
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Have three, no room for any more. All have been restored. The Sun Valley was in very bad condition when I got it. The County Fair was restored in Holland and the Silver Sails cosmetic work was done by a mate. I've just gone through it so everything works as it should. I really enjoy playing them, there is so much more to a game on a bingo compared to a flipper.
I've since added the correct cigarette holders to Sun Valley.
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Some really nice art on the Silver Sails playfield.
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Notice the operator added a ball roll tilt in the top of the head, just visible top right. Must have had trouble with punters trying to add a little side lean.
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Here is my entry into this,yes its a bingo machine,no flippers.A restoration work in progress.It was headed to the scrap heap but it was so unique I had to save it.steeplechase1.JPGEverything works,horses all work perfectly.Someone cut out all the gambling portions of this a long time ago.Pity...steeplechase1.JPG
When I worked for a route op we had several Phoenix and Disco models with the dreaded MCU system. Give me black & grey box microlog systems any day...
What's with that big prize card? Is that from NJ where that type of payout is legal?
I sold a extra Lite a Line i had in my collection to the owner of the haunted house( Mr. Nickles) that burned down i think back in the 1970's on the Wildwood boardwalk. Mr. Nickles put the Lite a Line in one of his arcades and thought he might strike it big with people wanting to play bingo pinball and get a prize/points from his arcade.
Well, even after my buddy who's in the coin op business here in NJ put 4 of his Dixieland 6 card bingo for a 50/50 split the turnout to play the bingos was poor. So we went and got the 4 Dixielands back and i asked Mr. Nickles for the sign to bring home to my bingo pinball room.
At the end of this video is a real nice collection of bingo pinball machines if you haven't already view it.
Here's JR's Bingo...Mike K wanted to sell it to me and i passed and had way too many bingos at the time..So JR PINBALL gobbled it up.
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Bally Bingos and Gottlieb wedgehead pinball machines mixed in my gamerooms in 2006.
Time is flying by...Less than two weeks away is 2014.
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Here's a picture of the all original condition Bally Variety i had in my bingo collection for over 5 years. Man was she in excellent shape all around. I am glad it stand proud now in Joe Newharts sensational collection in PA.
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Can't load pics for some reason, but have a Bally Broadway and Gayety in the current
line up (restored & playing). Also have a United Showboat and Bally Beauty in storage.
Would like to find any Florida themed bingos (Key West, etc) and a magic screen game
someday to round out my smallish collection.
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Wow. These are some beautiful machines and serious collectors. I am new to the bingo pinball world having picked up my first (non working) GAA Magic-Dixieland a couple of weeks ago. Very limited documentation and no schematics to speak of has made this very challenging so far. I am praying that someone here can help me since I have exhausted all resources. I was able to get the security errors fixed (mostly reed switches on doors not closing). But I still can't get the game to start. All I get is an alarm on start up with the HELP message and 0C or OC on the display. There is no such error code in the table, but when I go through the game setting I see a 0C which is the credits for the coin acceptor. The machine only has a bill acceptor (According to the person I bought it from that is the way it has always been).
I have been to Danny Leach's site (very informative, but no luck). If anyone can help me out I would really appreciate it. I would hate to junk this machine, since it is in otherwise great condition (plus it's heavy as hell to move).
Thanks in advance.
Scott
Does the game have 10 balls in it?
In order for the game to start all 10 balls must be in the ball trough.
Quoted from Vic_Camp:Does the game have 10 balls in it?
In order for the game to start all 10 balls must be in the ball trough.
I had 11 solid state bingos. Nine of them were Miss Bowling Turbo's and two were New Continental Golden's.
I have a home-made manual of these machines and made extra ones. If you want one, i could mail it out to you. I think GAA is the manufactured too.
There is a posting here on pinside with a ton of information about a New Orleans 6 card solid state bingo. Did you see the posting ? If not, find it and check it out. Its a must!
Can you post some close up detailed pictures of the game?
Quoted from Vic_Camp:Here are some pictures of my game to compare.
is that key pad like the old bally ones?
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