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Gottlieb, 1965I just put an ad up in the marketplace here on Pinside, but I figure I should probably mention it here as well. I am looking for a Space Odyssey/Space Mission playfield for a restoration I am working on. Anybody who can help me, I'd love it if you gave me a shout.
Thanks!
Quoted from Theonlylilo:These are the dimensions about contact tracks on the fixed flange. Can you confirm?
Let me know!
Thanks again!!!20140824_224502.jpg
Its identical to the wiper on my surfer/swapped them...
Quoted from bflagg:I could use a few of these or at least 2. Flat carriage bolts for the coin door of Sonic or Segasa. image.jpeg
Have a few of those.
Quoted from SteveinTexas:Check ePay Bruce this sort of part is frequent there.
Steve, I think you meant eBay? Will keep checking there.
Thanks,
Bruce
Bruce,
Due to how much I am asked to pay overall and its sometimes eBay's deserved bad reputation as a place for over paying I use the moniker ePay. 
That said I find the costs for original and NOS parts like plastic posts etc can be very reasonable half the time.
I picked up 9 white bumper caps (rare) never used a few months ago for a more than a fair price. I also picked up some red posts similar to what you need a while ago again nice color and still in good shape.
Steve J.
Quoted from SteveinTexas:Due to how much I am asked to pay overall and its sometimes eBay's deserved bad reputation as a place for over paying I use the moniker ePay.
Steve,
That's what I thought.
I do see red posts the same as mine on eBay but I'd like to try to get the yellow and mauve ones with them if possible.
Bruce
Quoted from PinballFever:Need some or a set of good yellow, red and mauve posts for a 1964 Williams Palooka.
Bruce
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Bruce, pretty sure I've got some of these... PM me with your number and I'll give you a ring.
Looking for info mostly this time around. Does anyone know of a source for those round-head, slotted screws with the built-in washers that are used for Gottlieb posts and plastics, at least in the early 60s? My Flying Chariots has definitely seen some moisture in its life and nearly all the playfield screws are rusty and I'd like to replace them. I'd prefer original style slotted heads but I could live with Phillips if I have to.
Same question for pop bumper cap screws. I can find slotted head screws but the modern ones have heads that are too small. The originals are rather fat headed for their size. Any good sources for those? Failing that, anyone got 4 they could spare?
Dave
Quoted from bflagg:Thanks to Mark (balzofsteel) my prospector has a full set of proper coin door bolts.
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That is a nice looking coin-door there.
I'm looking for a 70s Williams male jones plug that has 22 pins on it. It plugs the
wiring harness from the bottom mech panel to the head. Mine is broken in 4 places.
Also need a 70s Bally male and female jones plug with 12 pins.
Quoted from Toyguy:Looking for info mostly this time around. Does anyone know of a source for those round-head, slotted screws with the built-in washers that are used for Gottlieb posts and plastics, at least in the early 60s? My Flying Chariots has definitely seen some moisture in its life and nearly all the playfield screws are rusty and I'd like to replace them. I'd prefer original style slotted heads but I could live with Phillips if I have to.
Same question for pop bumper cap screws. I can find slotted head screws but the modern ones have heads that are too small. The originals are rather fat headed for their size. Any good sources for those? Failing that, anyone got 4 they could spare?
Dave
The built-in washer screws are hard to find, availble from parted out machines... PBR does sell screws for the pop caps but I may be able to send you some. I also buy from these guys
https://www.boltdepot.com/Sheet_metal_screws_Slotted_pan_head_Stainless_steel_18-8_4.aspx
Quoted from candyman:I'm looking for a 70s Williams male jones plug that has 22 pins on it. It plugs the
wiring harness from the bottom mech panel to the head. Mine is broken in 4 places.
Also need a 70s Bally male and female jones plug with 12 pins.
I may have one. I will check tonight when I get home. - Barry
Quoted from candyman:I'm looking for a 70s Williams male jones plug that has 22 pins on it. It plugs the
wiring harness from the bottom mech panel to the head. Mine is broken in 4 places.
Also need a 70s Bally male and female jones plug with 12 pins.
Quoted from Pinballprowess:Bruce, pretty sure I've got some of these... PM me with your number and I'll give you a ring.
PM sent... thanks.
Bruce
Quoted from bflagg:I have this one I can lop the wires off of. image.jpg
bflagg, that is exactly what I need. Cutting off the wires is fine since I'll need to solder
the wires from my game to it anyway.
I am in need of a lockdown bar for my Target Alpha. It has holes in the receiver for a lockdown with posts on the bottom. Is this the same as the "button" style?
Quoted from Clytor:I am in need of a lockdown bar for my Target Alpha. It has holes in the receiver for a lockdown with posts on the bottom. Is this the same as the "button" style?
yes, that's the button or peg style. Tough to find these days.
Quoted from boilerman:need a right sling plastic for a Williams Aztec
Boilerman,
I have a pair of Aztec slings if you are interested:
Mike V.
Okay, I know this is a long shot, but here goes. Anyone out there have an NOS Bally Hay-Ride backglass? My playfield is perfection and I'm hoping for a glass to match. Here's mine:
...it has some flaking and is cracked in the upper left.
Fingers crossed,
Ryan
ok, what are the metal bar spacers that go between the ball arch called?
And does anyone have a couple in good condition? (for a 1965 Williams, although I'm guessing GTB will fit.)
Thx
Quoted from DropTarget:ok, what are the metal bar spacers that go between the ball arch called?
And does anyone have a couple in good condition? (for a 1965 Williams, although I'm guessing GTB will fit.)
Thx
Top arch U channel? you need 1 or 2?
Quoted from RacingPin:Boilerman,
I have a pair of Aztec slings if you are interested:
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azt02.jpg
Mike V.
pm sent
Really not expecting anyone to have this, but here goes.
See diagram - there is a drive arm with a part that hits the bell - A1150.
See pic and my drive arm is missing this and a piece of metal that goes on top of drive arm.
Gottlieb 1952 , it's part of a 10000 point stepper unit.
Going to be a tough find....
Thanks!
Looking for a Gottlieb score reel switch stack # B-9576. This is for my 1973 High Hand 100's reel, someone in the past had bent it up badly & I am having problems keeping it in adjustment. Anyone have a spare?
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FOUND - Oddly, PBR did not have any. Marcos did. Marcos is not always the cheapest, but wow, what a nice web site.
Quoted from dasvis:Looking for a Gottlieb score reel switch stack # B-9576. This is for my 1973 High Hand 100's reel, someone in the past had bent it up badly & I am having problems keeping it in adjustment. Anyone have a spare?
FOUND - Oddly, PBR did not have any. Marcos did. Marcos is not always the cheapest, but wow, what a nice web site.
There is always score reels that come up on ebay, good to have a couple on hand. I would have sent you 1 for the $5 shipping fee.
Quoted from pinhead52:There is always score reels that come up on ebay, good to have a couple on hand. I would have sent you 1 for the $5 shipping fee.
Rats, oh well. I needed some other odds & ends anyway.
Thanks for the offer!
Quoted from prock:WTB: back door for a 1967 Gottlieb Sing Along.
Quoted from prock:WTB: back door for a 1967 Gottlieb Sing Along.
Was this the Detroit, MI, area Sing Along that recently sold on ebay? Good deal.
ebay.com link: Sing Along Gottlieb PINBALL MACHINE For Parts or Repair
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