Quoted from Mopar:

I can say that I owned all the Midway and Bally compressor gun games and still have a couple,
but the Deluxe is one I'm sorry that I let go. I presently know of a non-working one and he's
asking $2,500.00
I know working ones have went for quite a bit more..
If I came upon one in decent shape, I'd see about working out a trade for
a working ball bowler..

Quoted from Boslaw:

Hi folks, I'm hoping someone can help me find a backglass for a #Bally Deluxe Club Bowler. I can't find much information about this shuffle bowler online.
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Quoted from Vic_Camp:

Picked this 1924-1926 Lester Pollard Football machine. It was in. Home for a long time and is in good condition. It came with some NOS sweaters or Jerseys. Has original coin box too. Last picture has some info I found on the internet. This machine is the smaller version model. Works perfect too.[quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from dugmar:

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Quoted from PinDeLaPin:

Hey everyone i'm working on my 1963 united sabre ball bowler and ran into a snag. mopar has been helping me out a ton with some needed parts but I am missing 5 of the round pins that hold the actual pins on and 3 others are missing the tiny hairpin clips and he doesn't have any extras. Is there any chance anyone on here has any of these they would be willing to part with? I need a total of 5 pins and 8 of the tiny hairpin clips. If you haven't seen it yet you can check out what i've been doing over on my thread. Thanks guys, Bill. https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/reviving-a-1963-united-sabre-ball-bowler-[quoted image][quoted image]

Quoted from wayner:

Completed a timber stand for the Groetchen Skill Jump. The stain turned out a bit lighter than I wanted but will do for now.
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Quoted from Mopar:

16 foot's not bad, but on C.C. Goose Necks, the pindeck's much further up
than the earlier ones, which makes 20' a huge plus.
I put a few out, and once I converted the 13 and 16 footers into 20s, they
got much more play. The MBA was 20', and I converted it to 28'. Huge difference
for the good..

Quoted from Gundam_Pilot_:

This was a fun one I came across over the weekend. Possibly for sale. Pretty cool, and massive.
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Quoted from Gotemwill:

I picked up this nice original Zeno gum machine a few years ago. No guts, just the shell. When you think about where many of these were hanging, it’s amazing any survived.
Would love to find a Pulver!
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Quoted from Gundam_Pilot_:

Thanks! She is my child. She’s a blast.
I pulled out a couple of International Mutoscope Lord’s Prayer tonight. Making 1 outta 2. Giving the one a little facelift with some new paint on the press.
Fun stupid little machine that doesn’t press anything, instead just swaps out the penny with a pre-pressed penny. Pretty silly.
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Quoted from Gundam_Pilot_:

Picked up this dumb little carnival type machine over the weekend. Made by Valco Automaten. Honestly I only picked it up because I have a mini rotary merchandiser in the same cabinet form factor. Pretty cool either way.
Anyone have any other games that look like these? Something with the same cabinet type.
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Quoted from Gundam_Pilot_:

For all my fans……..

Quoted from Gundam_Pilot_:

I have a problem
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Quoted from dudah:

The EM side of the basement, a few spicy projects in the garage I'll be bringing in
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