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cc "majors baseball" - $1450 - havertown (pa)
flipperless baseball theme... looks to be in very nice original shape...
Edgerton, WI
Quoted from ccotenj:pennant baseball - $1650 - joppa (md)
calling alex... calling alex... old school pitch and bat...
baltimore.craigslist.org link
Heh, I like it! That model has a great look to it. That guy in Joppa always seems to have great stuff listed.
Actually I like the CC Majors on the page before too. I'm sort of itching for something early.
Quoted from ccotenj:team one - $1300 - nottingham (pa)
" target="_blank">baltimore.craigslist.org linkThat is boilerman's pristine Team One
Quoted from AlexF:Heh, I like it! That model has a great look to it. That guy in Joppa always seems to have great stuff listed.
Actually I like the CC Majors on the page before too. I'm sort of itching for something early.
yea, i like it too... i like the look of the curved shroud for the running man unit/head a LOT...
he does... and i believe that boilerman has mentioned before that he knows the guy and he's a good seller...
that cc majors is rather neat as well... attractive pf, vs. a lot of those early flipperless machines that seem to have rather blah pf's...
Quoted from ccotenj:full house - $250 - east brunswick (nj)
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Sold my nicely shoppedFull House for $650.
I left cabinet alone to show its history, but PF and BG were pretty decent.
This one looks ok from picture.
Never liked the machine until I sold it.
Now I sorta miss it.
It all depends if the center plastic is all there or not.
Quoted from DirtFlipper:Good looking Wms Skill Pool reverse wedgehead in KC:
kansascity.craigslist.org link
Great looking backglass on that game compared to most others. I could sure use one.
Quoted from AlexF:Heh, I like it! That model has a great look to it. That guy in Joppa always seems to have great stuff listed.
Actually I like the CC Majors on the page before too. I'm sort of itching for something early.
that is a friend of mine, older guy that mainly collects old arcade games
he has one nice collection of arcade that are pretty rare. he has the nicest original knock out that I have seen.
has quite a few pins also
good guy to deal with.
Quoted from boilerman:that is a friend of mine, older guy that mainly collects old arcade games
he has one nice collection of arcade that are pretty rare. he has the nicest original knock out that I have seen.
has quite a few pins also
good guy to deal with.
+1 on the seller (MW).
1974 Williams, Lucky Ace Pinball Pin Ball, W/ Dealer's Choice Project - $650 (Loveland )
1974 Williams Lucky Ace Pinball Machine.
Works and Plays Nice
The Backglass has Some Flaking and Has Been Sealed to Prevent Further Deterioration.
Looks Nice.
Playfield Looks Nice. Has Fine Lines From Plywood Drying Out Over The Years with minimal wear.
Cabinet Has Nicks and Scratches Which is Expected of a Game of this Age.
All Rubbers are Fairly New. Needs Some Bulbs Replaced. A Good Cleaning and Waxing Wouldn't Hurt Either
(edited long ad)
Lots of good parts that could be sold or could be fixed as well
Asking $650 for BOTH Machines. Make Offer.
Contact Through Craigslist Link Above
Calling or Texting Will Get Faster Response
Thanks,
lucky ace.jpgQuoted from PMcGee:Spin Out Wedge Head Pinball - $600 (Loveland)
denver.craigslist.org link
This is a home use only machine. I am the second owner. The original owner got it for his 16th birthday.
As you can see it is in great condition.
Thanks,
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that looks really nice...
Sure Shot + Odds & Evens (WEST CALDWELL NJ)
$ 700.00 each take both pinball machine take $100.00 off . 
newyork.craigslist.org link
Quoted from PMcGee:1974 Williams, Lucky Ace Pinball Pin Ball, W/ Dealer's Choice Project - $650 (Loveland )
" target="_blank">denver.craigslist.org link
1974 Williams Lucky Ace Pinball Machine.
Works and Plays Nice
The Backglass has Some Flaking and Has Been Sealed to Prevent Further Deterioration.
Looks Nice.
Playfield Looks Nice. Has Fine Lines From Plywood Drying Out Over The Years with minimal wear.
Cabinet Has Nicks and Scratches Which is Expected of a Game of this Age.
All Rubbers are Fairly New. Needs Some Bulbs Replaced. A Good Cleaning and Waxing Wouldn't Hurt Either
(edited long ad)
Lots of good parts that could be sold or could be fixed as well
Asking $650 for BOTH Machines. Make Offer.
Contact Through Craigslist Link Above
Calling or Texting Will Get Faster Response
Thanks,lucky ace.jpg 42 KB
This machine has been for sale for a month or two. I bet someone could get a great deal on it. If I wasn't out of space I'd grab it.
Quoted from Pin-it:Rust has taken hold A Snow Derby for a mere $1350 from (Columbia,sc)
columbia.craigslist.org link
deals like that just don't come around every day... 
poor snow derby... 
Quoted from hoov:The Sherriff is in town- Chicago that is
chicago.craigslist.org link
that would appear to be a rather good deal? the pf looks real nice... fun to play layout... etc.
how much more do you think an atlantis in similar condition would go for?
I swear that machine has been listed on and off for short times over the last year or so. I only noticed because I like it. If it is the same machine I think it was $550 at one point. Maybe it's a different one or they are struggling with the thought of letting it go.
Pinball Machine - $400 (stone oak)
sanantonio.craigslist.org link
Loop the Loop pinball machine. Manufactured in 1966 by Bally Manufacturing Corp.
Everything works. Good condition. Unrestored. Bumpers replaced a few years ago.
looptheloop.jpg
Quoted from ccotenj:how much more do you think an Atlantis in similar condition would go for?
Maybe $300 - $400 more.......
Quoted from Pin-it:Ok ,How bout this one.
I have rode the Loop the Loop many times. It is actually Magic Mountains Revolution. The first full looping coaster. It was the best thrill ride money could buy back in the mid 70s, and I am pleased to say that it is still up and running. A forest has grown around it, which is cool. But they added pull down shoulder bars that beat your ears to death, that which is not so cool.
Quoted from Rat_Tomago:I found a few pictures of o-din's rollercoaster ride.
More like then-
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And now-
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Come ride with o-din-
nothing beats a woodie rollercoaster.... 
the creaking and clanging adds exponentionally to the fear factor... 
Quoted from ccotenj:the creaking and clanging adds exponentionally to the fear factor..
And the nuts and bolts flying off the track as you make the turns.
Let's ride!
Quoted from o-din:I have rode the Loop the Loop many times. It is actually Magic Mountains Revolution. The first full looping coaster. It was the best thrill ride money could buy back in the mid 70s, and I am pleased to say that it is still up and running. A forest has grown around it, which is cool. But they added pull down shoulder bars that beat your ears to death, that which is not so cool.
It was also used in the movie Rollercoaster as well as seen in Wally World (National Lampoon's Vacation).
Nothing beats you up more than "Flashback" did. Glad its gone. Of course, a few rides on Coney Island's Cyclone will knock your filling loose.
Quoted from CactusJack:Nothing beats you up more than "Flashback" did. Glad its gone.
I never rode Flashback, but from what everybody told me and just looking at that thing before they tore it out, I would tend to believe you. I did however ride the Mountain Express, which used to be in that spot or close to it.
Formally the Rocket at Playland Park in San Antonio...
Soon a new one in the midst. https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/%E2%97%99-knoebels-newest-roller-coaster#post-1472359
Quoted from John_in_NC:Speaking of roller coasters, did you know they made roller coaster themed pinball machines?
Quoted from CactusJack:back on track
If the Travel Channel is no longer up to the task, then we have to be. Plus amusement games and rides belong together like milk and cookies. Just hang on to your cookies if you can! This ride stole my Ray Bans! Right at :54
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