That looks like original paint. I would just clean it. It's worth more original than restored. Too bad we're not closer I would have been glad to get it going for you.

#5 6 years ago

REW

woody76

Pinball Marketing

Nashville, TN

9y 142K 6,843 6 98

Quoted from Pinballmike217:
That looks like original paint. I would just clean it. It's worth more original than restored. Too bad we're not closer I would have been glad to get it going for you.

I just spoke with someone and they said to leave the exterior original.

Thanks for offer Mike.

#6 6 years ago

ART

OLDPINGUY

Arts Arcade

12y 171K 12,507 7

Nice Patina,

I agree about leaving it original.

Is it working and paying out correctly?

#7 6 years ago

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KenLayton

In Memoriam

Olympia, WA

12y 83,400 5,965

I've sent several people to Squires and Corrie antique slot machine in San Mateo, California. I've seen their work and it's fantastic! They repair all brands.

They will do anything from straight repairs and replacement of missing parts all the way to full blown restoration.

http://squiresandcorrie.com/

Of course if you've got money to burn, Rick's Restorations will do a great job:

http://www.ricksrestorations.com/

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