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For Gottlieb 1969 Target Pool. I'm after the large stepper that bolts under the playfield and plugs in on two Jones plugs. The one that controls the lighting of the yellow arrow inserts. Also a lock down bar. Anybody broken a game or planning to do so?
Quoted from nick-the-greek:For Gottlieb 1969 Target Pool. I'm after the large stepper that bolts under the playfield and plugs in on two Jones plugs. The one that controls the lighting of the yellow arrow inserts. Also a lock down bar. Anybody broken a game or planning to do so?
I have a few of the correct welded end cap lock bars if interested. but that stepper will have to come from someone parting out a machine. if you feel adventurous you could rewire a similar one to work, but be forewarned it is a lot of work and good schematic skills are a must!
Quoted from dasvis:Gottlieb "AG" relays needed for my Royal guard project.
All of these use A9735 coils, need -
One 3A
One 2A
One 5A
Two 4A
(these are all normally open switches)
nomenclature off the schematic coil chart, so A=normally open, and the number is the quantity of the switches. '3A' would then be three normally open switches on the coil's switch stack (in the 'ladder').
Found!
I am looking for a full working gottlieb 1970s chime unit that will work with my Surf Champ. https://pinside.com/pinball/market/ad/18598
Quoted from grandy:I am looking for a full working gottlieb 1970s chime unit that will work with my Surf Champ. https://pinside.com/pinball/market/ad/18598
Although this one has sold I have had an excellent experience with pinjunk-he may have another one!
ebay.com link: Gottlieb EM Pinball Machine CHIME UNIT Chime assembly Gottlieb Mustang
Looking for an unpopulated playfield (Gottlieb or Williams) in decent shape from the 1950s or 1960s for a project I'm working on. Looking to pay about $100 shipped. If anyone has a playfield that they are looking to part with that is in good cosmetic shape, meaning it is not missing a lot of paint, drop me a PM.
I need a step-up solenoid plunger for a 1966 Bally, S-496-100. Marco lists it but out of stock. Anyone know if they ever get these in? Or if anyone else has them?
Quoted from mikeincali:Anyone in need of a Roto Target. Came from a Close Encounters. In great shape. 35.00 shipped.
I am. PM sent.
Quoted from hoov:I have some extra 60's Gottlieb pop bumper caps for sale if anyone needs any.
Minimum 5 caps - $2 ea. = $10 - you pay actual USPS shipping.003.JPG (Click image to enlarge)
3 green and 2 yellow caps are sold.
Plenty of green caps left.......
Quoted from hoov:Bally chime unit for sale - some rust - see pics. Plungers free in coils - untested.
$30 + actual USPS shipping
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Still available
Looking for a lockdown bar for my 73 Gottlieb High Hand in any condition. It's the one with the two pins.
Quoted from Odessa:Looking for a lockdown bar for my 73 Gottlieb High Hand in any condition. It's the one with the two pins.
I have an extra one but shipping will be expensive.
Ken
Texas
Quoted from hoov:3 green and 2 yellow caps are sold.
Plenty of green caps left.......
I have some extra 60's Gottlieb pop bumper caps for sale if anyone needs any.
Minimum 5 caps - $2 ea. = $10 - you pay actual USPS shipping.
I have 13 green caps still available......
Quoted from hoov:Bally chime unit for sale - some rust - see pics. Plungers free in coils - untested.
$30 + actual USPS shipping
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Sold
Quoted from DirtFlipper:Anyone happen to have a playfield plastics set for a Golden Arrow? (or partial)
I have a spare set but don't want to part with them just yet
but here is a hi rez scan
Quoted from boilerman:I have a spare set but don't want to part with them just yet
but here is a hi rez scan
Thank you, sir. If you change your mind on the spares, let me know.
Quoted from pinhead52:looking for a target face for a SpinWheel game. PBR sells a white red arrow target face, I need white blue..
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Call him and ask him to make blue on white. He should be able to do that easily.
Quoted from jrpinball:Call him and ask him to make blue on white. He should be able to do that easily.
Call PBR. I had them made up just for you!
Quoted from cpiel:Need one of these . . . (coin chute for 1958 Rocket Ship)
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This may be what you are looking for cpiel
ebay.com link: Vintage Gottlieb Pinball Machine Half Moon Coin Entry impossible to find 99 NR
Quoted from wayner:This may be what you are looking for cpiel
ebay.com link » Vintage Gottlieb Pinball Machine Half Moon Coin Entry Impossible To Find 99 Nr
That's the 'round end' style. Rocket Ship would have used the 'trapezoid' shaped end. Although the round end style should be functional in the older games. They switched in about 1965-66 or so.
Quoted from wayner:This may be what you are looking for cpiel
ebay.com link » Vintage Gottlieb Pinball Machine Half Moon Coin Entry Impossible To Find 99 Nr
Much thanks for the look out - fortunately I did locate the other style that was original to the game.
Quoted from candyman:The Pinball Resource has it.
Thanks but not that I know of - at least it's not in their website list. It's from a Williams Gusher.
Quoted from cpiel:Thanks but not that I know of - at least it's not in their website list. It's from a Williams Gusher.
Its there, you just need to specify yellow as the color
Quoted from pinhead52:Its there, you just need to specify yellow as the color
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Ah, yes I remember now - my buddy is looking for an original because these particular repros are more shallow and the dome is less prominent. Thanks for pointing this out though - still looking for an original if anyone has one lying around.
Still after a lockdown bar for my 73 Gottlieb High Hand if anyone has one they could sell me. I'm happy to pay the extra postage to Australia. If there's anyone in the Honolulu, Hawaii area that has one, I'll be there the week of the 21st and could pick it up...bit of a long shot but you never know 
Quoted from Odessa:Still after a lockdown bar for my 73 Gottlieb High Hand if anyone has one they could sell me. I'm happy to pay the extra postage to Australia.
What you have to do is remove the wood spacers that are tacked onto the back side of the front of the cabinet. Remove the playfield hangers as they are now part of the new slide.
Then comes the hardest part, you have to cut away a small amount (about 1/8" X 1/8") off the top front edge of the cabinet since the front lip of the slide has to sit in this.
Quoted from CactusJack:If you don't mind the modification to your game, you can modify it to use the later style "shark fin" version
Thanks for the detailed info, Pinhead52 has indicated he might be able to help me out with the lockdown bar. It is for a slightly earlier model, but should do the trick
Quoted from boilerman:looking for the part that these go on!!!
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No problem. PBR has the posts and post screws those go on. 
Quoted from DirtFlipper:No problem. PBR has the posts and post screws those go on.
dirt I am looking for the whole part! Not parts of the part.....lol
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