Quoted from Vic_Camp:Gone but not forgotten......I restored this 1972 Williams Line Drive over 20+ years ago. It stayed in my collection for around 6 years. I pinstriped the playfield and painted the cabinet and repaired many problems.
The previous owner cut all the wire bundles that connect to the head because they didn't know that the jones plugs or male to female connectors pull apart, so I soldered each wire back together. Anyway, I really loved the play of this pitch and bat. It was a powerful and fast pace game with the wide open playfield design.
This machine also has a sound board in it and the player can hear the fans cheering and the fire works sounding off. There is also a backglass animated light show.
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This is so cool; one of the best restoration projects I've come across. I love the idea of having a sound-board in the machine, think I might look into installing one myself.
