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Quoted from SilverLiningMan:Yes indeed. Thanks for hunting it down. PM on the way.
It’s in the mailbox already.
Overland Park, KS
Quoted from John_In_WI:Can anyone ID this lockdown bar? Came with a Bally Viking project I have but I know it's not correct for that game.
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So it doesn't fit the lockdown bar receiver on the Viking? I have one just like it sitting in my garage and assumed it was a Bally bar.
Quoted from dasvis:Another Top Card?
Thought you already had one & sold it?
Yep I picked one up near Austin last winter and finally getting around to restoring it.
Quoted from MikeO:So it doesn't fit the lockdown bar receiver on the Viking? I have one just like it sitting in my garage and assumed it was a Bally bar.
It fits, just not what originally came with the Viking.
Quoted from pintoys:Those bars are the later style Bally/midway bars,look a little different but function same as older bars ,would be found on a game like dungeons and dragons...
Thanks
Hey all -
I have three Williams score wheel assemblies form the mid-70's. If anyone needs parts from them, lemme know please.
Looking for a Shooter rod for a Williams Little Chief. The one that came with the game is bent and the spare one I have is too short. The length of the spare one I have (which I could trade) is 7 1/4” long measured from the tip to the base of the handle. The one I need is 7 13/16” long.
Thanks
Alberto
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Linton
I'm looking for a full set of wood-rails, including those on the head, to suit a 1950's GTB 'Silver' . My machine has had the originals removed and updated with metal rails and it's terrible. I'm in the UK so postage and packing needs to be added. Thanks! 
Bulli
Quoted from Vintage-Pinball:I'm looking for a full set of wood-rails, including those on the head, to suit a 1950's GTB 'Silver' . My machine has had the originals removed and updated with metal rails and it's terrible. I'm in the UK so postage and packing needs to be added. Thanks!
pbr sells repro rails, see 2nd post down
Looking for a scanned set of motor board labels for a Bally 1976 Aladdins Castle if anyone has a set or part set pls. Thks Wayne.
Quoted from illawarra92:pbr sells repro rails, see 2nd post down
http://www.pbresource.com/siderails.html
Thanks . I did know to be honest but was hoping somebody might have a reasonable set from a scrap machine or something . Reason being, the import taxes on new stuff is horrendous, sadly.
Quoted from Lathroum:Still looking for Nice pop bumper caps for Williams Jubilee or Darling... one pink and one Green... also a nice Apron where the orange is bright and the blue is not all scratched up... lmk
THANKS
I should have some of those caps somewhere. Let me dig a bit.
Quoted from wayner:Doing a resto on a Bally 1976 Aladdins Castle EM and need a pic please of the bottom motor board label under the coin adjustment plugs-the left side of mine is completed disintegrated. Thanks Wayne
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Try this web site if you have not already.
Quoted from Pin-Pilot:Try this web site if you have not already.
http://www.pinballrebel.com/pinball/cards/
Yep thks I had already checked Peters site-just restricted to instruction and replay cards For AC and no relevant general motor board cards.
Quoted from wayner:Doing a resto on a Bally 1976 Aladdins Castle EM and need a pic please of the bottom motor board label under the coin adjustment plugs-the left side of mine is completed disintegrated. Thanks Wayne
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As a result of a prompt by EMPINMAN (Thks Ken) would you believe there is an image on this site for the game.
I am looking for plastics for a Miss-O/Cue-T machine. I am namely seeking the left side plastics. If you have a parts machine, a set of these or hi-def photos I would be very interested. Thank you!
Quoted from wayner:As a result of a prompt by EMPINMAN (Thks Ken) would you believe there is an image on this site for the game.
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I noticed it's the same as my Capt. Fantastic.
Bally_Captain_Fantastic_coin_adjustments_label.pdfQuoted from iamdrunker:I noticed it's the same as my Capt. Fantastic.[quoted image]
That is really helpful-thanks so much. I was just preparing info for the motor board labels to Inkochnito so I will use your graphic as the label template.
I am restoring a Williams Deluxe Official Baseball. I am missing the small linkage shown in the photo below.
I assumed that this was just an A-6421 from what I could find online:
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/A-6421
...but that is not the correct part. It is too long and the bushings are too thick to allow any of the shaft to extend proud of the surface, meaning no way to pin it on.
Can anyone help me figure out what part I need, or sell me one?
Thanks!
Mike
fb572aa0064e69269e269a911a0446c51e3c4886 (resized).jpgQuoted from illawarra92:after the right plastic above the drop targets on gottlieb's out of sight/far out..plastic is shown on the far right of the photo
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bumping this.
sold the game, regretted it, now it's for sale again
Just purchased a Gottlieb Jumping Jack but the cabinet has huge chunks missing, and the bottom has been Frankensteined together with a few 2x4s. Looking for a donor cabinet if anyone happens to have one. I am located in Bethlehem, PA (right near Allentown). Thanks!
Quoted from sixleggeddog:Just purchased a Gottlieb Jumping Jack but the cabinet has huge chunks missing, and the bottom has been Frankensteined together with a few 2x4s. Looking for a donor cabinet if anyone happens to have one. I am located in Bethlehem, PA (right near Allentown). Thanks!
PM Boilerman. he may even prepaint it for you...
Quoted from sixleggeddog:Just purchased a Gottlieb Jumping Jack but the cabinet has huge chunks missing, and the bottom has been Frankensteined together with a few 2x4s. Looking for a donor cabinet if anyone happens to have one. I am located in Bethlehem, PA (right near Allentown). Thanks!
Is it too messed up to fix/repair with some woodworking skills
Quoted from smohr:Is it too messed up to fix/repair with some woodworking skills
It's really rough, I can get it stable where it won't fall apart, but not sure I can get it looking decent. See the picture below, there's a giant chunk missing from the far side that's a little hard to see in the picture as well. If anyone has repaired a cabinet looking like this though, and has any advice - I'm all ears!
Quoted from pinhead52:PM Boilerman. he may even prepaint it for you...
Thanks for the heads up, might hit him up!
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Newmarket, ON
Quoted from sixleggeddog:It's really rough, I can get it stable where it won't fall apart, but not sure I can get it looking decent. See the picture below, there's a giant chunk missing from the far side that's a little hard to see in the picture as well. If anyone has repaired a cabinet looking like this though, and has any advice - I'm all ears!
Thanks for the heads up, might hit him up![quoted image]
Yes that cab is not worth saving... And there is Pinfest coming up soon enough
Quoted from sixleggeddog:It's really rough, I can get it stable where it won't fall apart, but not sure I can get it looking decent. See the picture below, there's a giant chunk missing from the far side that's a little hard to see in the picture as well. If anyone has repaired a cabinet looking like this though, and has any advice - I'm all ears!
Thanks for the heads up, might hit him up![quoted image]
Wow, I thought that my King of Diamonds cabinet was a bit rough but after seeing yours, it looks like a HEP restoration by comparison. I think a donor cabinet is your best bet here.
King of Diamonds 4 (resized).jpgQuoted from GSones:Wow, I thought that my King of Diamonds cabinet was a bit rough but after seeing yours, it looks like a HEP restoration by comparison. I think a donor cabinet is your best bet here.[quoted image]
Hah! Yeah, yours is looking good in comparison! Definitely going to try and find a new cabinet for this guy. At least the backbox is in decent shape.
I was hoping Gottlieb cabinets of this 60's-70's generation would be available
as a kit form you can glue together. I'm in the same boat; so to speak.
Quoted from vec-tor:I was hoping Gottlieb cabinets of this 60's-70's generation would be available
as a kit form you can glue together. I'm in the same boat; so to speak.
That’s funny that you mention this because I was thinking about this myself and the logistics of it. Whether it would offered as a kit or already assembled and shipped because I thought about doing this. Then I was think about pricing and whether or not there is a big enough market for it to make it worth it.
Quoted from vec-tor:I was hoping Gottlieb cabinets of this 60's-70's generation would be available
as a kit form you can glue together. I'm in the same boat; so to speak.
Check the Pinball Department at IKEA.
Quoted from Idahojerry:Looking for a couple of drop targets for my Williams Liberty Bell. Red with white bulls eye.[quoted image]
I have this one:
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Mike V
Quoted from Idahojerry:Looking for a couple of drop targets for my Williams Liberty Bell. Red with white bulls eye.[quoted image]
PM me if you are interested.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/williams-70s-drop-targets#post-5079133
IMG_20190705_225601 (resized).jpgI am looking for two playfields in good or better condition.
1. Space Time/Time Zone
2. Card Whiz/ Royal Flush
I would consider ones in lesser condition if they are restorable (for someone with less than high quality skills).
Thanks,
Phil
Anyone have four of these laying around? These are the slightly taller plastic posts that Gottlieb sometimes used. These are from the bottom of a Top Card Playfield.
Looking some that don’t have this weird white film on them. (I have cleaned and scrubbed these but the white stuff won’t come off).
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Quoted from goldenboy232:Anyone have four of these laying around? These are the slightly taller plastic posts that Gottlieb sometimes used. These are from the bottom of a Top Card Playfield.
Looking some that don’t have this weird white film on them. (I have cleaned and scrubbed these but the white stuff won’t come off).[quoted image]
Put a small bolt through them, secure with a nut, and chuck them in a drill. Spin polish with Novus 3, then Novus 2. They should come out reasonably good.
Quoted from luch:will any of these work ? , i have 8 of the less white one's , they are a little shorter then the more white ones , the brighter white ones are taller and i have lots of them maybe 30 of them , let me know , you can have all you want no charge , just cover postage
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Thanks, Luch! I think Ken Head is going to hook me up with four, but if for some reason he cant I'll send you a message. Thank you for your kind offer!
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