"300"
Gottlieb, 1975
2001
Gottlieb, 1971
8 Ball
Williams, 1966
Abra Ca Dabra
Gottlieb, 1975
Amigo
Bally, 1974
Aquarius
Gottlieb, 1970
Atlantis
Gottlieb, 1975
Bank-A-Ball
Gottlieb, 1965Quoted from o-din:I'll look when I get home.
Thanks for looking o-din but don't worry about it as I am going to the hardware store Friday because I want this done right away and will make my own which will be as good as original, just a bolt, nut, and some heat shrink tape and all will be well in the land of EM pinball. 
Ken 
Quoted from EM-PINMAN:Thanks for looking o-din but don't worry about it as I am going to the hardware store Friday because I want this done right away and will make my own which will be as good as original, just a bolt, nut, and some heat shrink tape and all will be well in the land of EM pinball.
Ken
Isn't that 5-40 thread on those?
Quoted from dasvis:Isn't that 5-40 thread on those?
Not sure but I have one that fits from a switch stack but is a fine thread and the gear takes a course thread so I will find out Friday at the hardware store what size it is when I get the new ones and get back to you.
Ken
Quoted from FunkyFreshWalrus:Looking for a the plastic cover on the slot machine unit for a Williams Jackpot.
Definitely your best bet to find one at a great price and new to boot.
Ken
Would appreciate if someone is able to post a pic of the correct coin box for a Bally 1972 Fireball pls. Thks.
Quoted from wayner:Would appreciate if someone is able to post a pic of the correct coin box for a Bally 1972 Fireball pls. Thks.
That's the first game using the new style door. Should be the same cashbox as any game even including up to the SS games. Here's a photo of the one inside a Silverball Mania:
Quoted from CactusJack:That's the first game using the new style door. Should be the same cashbox as any game even including up to the SS games. Here's a photo of the one inside a Silverball Mania:
Bally_CashB.JPG
Thks Cactus Jack for your quick & explanatory response-much appreciated. Wayne
Quoted from wayner:Would appreciate if someone is able to post a pic of the correct coin box for a Bally 1972 Fireball pls. Thks
Its is the same box that Cactus Jack posted.
Quoted from 4Max:Anyone got a coil stop that would fit my '66 Bally Campus Queen? ...
Looking for an empty back box for a Gottlieb Spin A Card. I know they are rare but its worth a try before I break out the saws,Thanks.
Quoted from phil-lee:Looking for an empty back box for a Gottlieb Spin A Card. I know they are rare but its worth a try before I break out the saws,Thanks.
You can make it a wedgehead,Which are easier to find,You'll have to paint it,and find a door but everything swaps over and they look better to me.
here is a bank for the 4 player version should be the same.
ebay.com link: Gottlieb Big Indian Pinball Machine Reset Bank Nice and Works
Quoted from boilerman:here is a bank for the 4 player version should be the same.
ebay.com link » Gottlieb Big Indian Pinball Machine Reset Bank Nice And Works
I'm interested in a backglass for a Bally Safari and/or a Gottleib Sky-Line. Must be in excellent condition.
Anyone ever trim a 2" lane guide to make it open on one side . What and how did you cut it? Was thinking of a dremmel I think a die grinder is overkill.
I have 1-1/2 in red and I have spare 2" red double sided . Trying to save time and negate shipping costs .
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:Anyone ever trim a 2" lane guide to make it open on one side . What and how did you cut it? Was thinking of a dremmel I think a die grinder is overkill.
I have 1-1/2 in red and I have spare 2" red double sided . Trying to save time and negate shipping costs .
i do it a lot. i trim off the one side with wire cutters. not to close leave a little edge then file off the excess to a nice smooth edge
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:Anyone ever trim a 2" lane guide to make it open on one side . What and how did you cut it? Was thinking of a dremmel I think a die grinder is overkill.
I have 1-1/2 in red and I have spare 2" red double sided . Trying to save time and negate shipping costs .
I've done it with an exacto blade very, very carefully too.
Quoted from goldenboy232:I've done it with an exacto blade very, very carefully too.
easy to mess up with an exacto IMO
Quoted from boilerman:easy to mess up with an exacto IMO
Agreed -- I've messed up a couple. Your wire-cutter idea is better; I'll try that next time I need to.
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:Anyone ever trim a 2" lane guide to make it open on one side .
Coping Saw, then file down to smooth edges.
Ken
Quoted from 1974DeltaQueen:Anyone ever trim a 2" lane guide to make it open on one side . What and how did you cut it? Was thinking of a dremmel I think a die grinder is overkill.
I have 1-1/2 in red and I have spare 2" red double sided . Trying to save time and negate shipping costs .
hacksaw, run it up and down blade by hand, cutting inside out, easy peasy
After a year long wait delighted to get a message from Chris of St Louis Ball Bowlers that he had secured a major purchase of bowlers & spares & these included complete NOS coin mech & locking assemblies. This will complete missing parts on my United Tropics 1962 ball bowler. Sincere thks to Chris.
Quoted from pinhead52:hacksaw, run it up and down blade by hand, cutting inside out, easy peasy
I snip off the side on the long side and do a final/detail trim with an exacto blade.
Quoted from John_in_NC:I snip off the side on the long side and do a final/detail trim with an exacto blade.
I screwed the guide on the edge of 3/4 plywood then l used a hacksaw . Final detail with a straight carpet knife
Quoted from wayner:After a year long wait delighted to get a message from Chris of St Louis Ball Bowlers that he had secured a major purchase of bowlers & spares & these included complete NOS coin mech & locking assemblies. This will complete missing parts on my United Tropics 1962 ball bowler. Sincere thks to Chris.
Looks good. Thanks again for letting me know about these. Ordered mine from Chris Tuesday afternoon and received it today (Thursday). Mine's not quite as clean as the one pictures and doesn't have a key for the lock but considering mine was completely missing on my 1961 United Playboy Shuffle-Targette machine I'm happy with it. I owe you one Wayner.
Quoted from feveredpinhead:Looks good. Thanks again for letting me know about these. Ordered mine from Chris Tuesday afternoon and received it today (Thursday). Mine's not quite as clean as the one pictures and doesn't have a key for the lock but considering mine was completely missing on my 1961 United Playboy Shuffle-Targette machine I'm happy with it. I owe you one Wayner.
Ah Tuesday to Thursday for delivery makes me envious. Mine has not reached my US shipping address at Portland OR yet then it will be another week before it arrives downunder but I am super happy to be able to purchase assembly.
I need an 100 point Gottlieb bell assembly: coil, bell, mounting, the whole 9 yards. Apparently all the same around a certain time period but the closer the better. 1968 would be right on the money.
Quoted from Otaku:I need an 100 point Gottlieb bell assembly: coil, bell, mounting, the whole 9 yards. Apparently all the same around a certain time period but the closer the better. 1968 would be right on the money.
Only $35.77
http://www.pbresource.com/bells.html
Or shop Allentown
In case anyone's restoring a Williams Gulfstream, here's a guy parting one out, if interested: portland.craigslist.org link
Quoted from izzy:Still looking for decent Volley plastics.
http://www.pinballrescue.net/Plastics_Volley.html
best repro plastics anywhere on the planet 
Quoted from pinhead52:Only $35.77
http://www.pbresource.com/bells.html
Or shop Allentown
Looking for original, I'm picky. Thanks though!
Quoted from Otaku:Looking for original, I'm picky. Thanks though!
He said or shop Allentown . Real good chance of finding originals in the flea market of Pinfest
Early '60s Bally - Would trade pretty NOS nickel entry plate for nice looking quarter slot.
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