I'm currently in the process of shopping out this game, but I could use some help on the target switches. When reviewing pictures I've been able to find on the web, it appears that the round target switches were color coded to the associated ball locks (i.e. the ball locked in the red ball lock is released by hitting the red targets, and the yellow by hitting the yellow targets, and the white releases both). These colored targets did not have a rivet in the center, but were solid. My game has all the switches with the more generic "bullseye" targets. I am trying to keep this game as original as possible, so I would really like to find the original style targets (2 red, 2 yellow, and 1 white). Anyone know where I could find these? I've checked with pinball resource, but I don't believe what they have are the same.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks for the reply. It's been on my list for a while too. I was lucky enough to get this one from Gene Cunningham's collection last year. It was not stored in the best of conditions, but fortunately the playfield and cabinet will clean up well and I was able to get a repro BG from Shay. Overall, a nice winter project.

I'll give these targets from PBR a try and see what they look like.

I'll probably re-use the existing switch stacks and just replace the plastic target faces. I think the ones with the rivets look more modern and might look out place on a game from the 60's. But I freely admit I'm being a bit anal about it.

BTW, anyone have an apron for this game in good shape...?