Aztec
Williams, 1976I have a Williams Aztec that has a broken back box, will a Williams Grand Prix back box work as a replacement? They appear to be the same when comparing pictures of reel location, credit location on the back glass, and were both produced in 1976. Any help greatly appreciated
Curious, do the jones plugs line up? Same number of holes? Sadly they never list the connectors in the schematics... There's nothing game specific in either backbox that I can remember, so it makes me wonder just how different they actually are
Question, Are you replacing it because the wooden head is roached? Or is it the inside electronics bad? Your innards should fit in the Grand Prix head.
Hey Pappy. Love your user name. 
Guessing you are a RUSH fan. Have two sons named Alex and Neil. My friends still give me crap.
Quoted from Pappy2112:Poppapin, Yes, replacing the wooden back box as the machine suffered trauma prior to me buying it, box is in pieces, but back glass is whole so hoping the scoring reels etc are not damaged, have not had them tested yet
That's some good luck! 
(Even if it was just taken apart after the fact, an impact is bad enough regardless)
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