"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, 1965Any Wade Krause unused KS&Qs pfs out there? Just used the pf I had set aside for my personal game for a customer restore... (It was a Mondail export game with plexi backglass so it was well worth it to see it restored)
20180402_161205 (resized).jpg20180610_091051_resized (resized).jpg20180610_091213 (resized).jpgQuoted from Vic_Camp:Not sure if they are yellow, but I have some spare Countdown drop target banks. I can check tonight when I get home from work.
thanks vic
i have 3 yellow missing from a countdown project, really hate to have to buy a whole set (16) for this project. i have spare red blue and green with the silver circles but no yellow... go figure.
I have these crosstown parts that can be separated or remain together: Please PM or I probably won't catch your interest comments.
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Added over 6 years ago: The populated cabinet front has been sold.
Can someone with an unadulterated merry go round (Gottlieb 1960) has a painted or metal finis on the coin door? Restoring a repainted example and getting ready to add colors
0AD90203-0FA6-47A0-B104-FAAF2B5F8966 (resized).jpeg54757ACD-2CF6-4002-8B60-03B3176DE506 (resized).jpeg63B31488-937F-4763-BC7F-C8450FD01666 (resized).jpegE2771C11-91AA-4651-A7A0-7B03A1AE7ECC (resized).jpegI'm looking for some legs:
- 1 set for my 1968 Gottlieb "Paul Bunyan" (31" metal legs)
- 1 set for my 1940 Genco "Metro" (31" wood legs)
Not in a rush. If you're not local to Michigan, I'll be at the York Show in the fall and would be happy to avoid shipping if you're showing up there.
Thanks for your consideration,
Ryan
Quoted from John_in_NC:Can someone with an unadulterated merry go round (Gottlieb 1960) has a painted or metal finis on the coin door? Restoring a repainted example and getting ready to add colors
The Merry-Go-Round shown here, lot number 0023, has a non-painted door finish.
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/60631_pinball-off-site/?page=2
Quoted from DennisDodel:The Merry-Go-Round shown here, lot number 0023, has a non-painted door finish.
https://www.liveauctioneers.com/catalog/60631_pinball-off-site/?page=2
Thanks saw another with a yellow door and green trim. Looking for one more confirmation. I see no sign of paint on my original door or trim. Tend to think someone painted a rusty door somewhere along the way on the one that was painted. Thinking that one was repainted ( note the width of the white stripe on the front. Looks too wide. My original paint shows the stripes are about equal width as well as the flyer. The green is also supposed to reach the bottom of the cabinet
Quoted from RyanClaytor:I'm looking for some legs:
- 1 set for my 1968 Gottlieb "Paul Bunyan" (31" metal legs)
- 1 set for my 1940 Genco "Metro" (31" wood legs)
Not sure what you are looking for with respect to the metal leg? Something to sand down and re-paint? I have a LOT of legs that fall into this category.
With respect to the Wooden Legs - do you have even one to replicate? I have a big woodshop and this is something I've been considering for a few years.
Anyway, if you want to go behind enemy lines I can show you what I have. I might even be willing to fly my "house divided" flag for the visit.
95293HD (resized).jpgQuoted from CaffeineSlug:I'm looking for a Gottlieb drop target, red Q. Prefer an original. If you have a red K I'll take that as well!
I have this one you can have for free. Just need $3 for postage. It does differ though as the original image appears to have been black
Mike V
Quoted from RyanClaytor:- 1 set for my 1968 Gottlieb "Paul Bunyan" (31" metal legs)
Are you sure they're supposed to be 31"? I believe mine are 27" and I know my friend made sure everything was stock for my game before I bought it from him.
Quoted from newmantjn:Not sure what you are looking for with respect to the metal leg? Something to sand down and re-paint? I have a LOT of legs that fall into this category.
With respect to the Wooden Legs - do you have even one to replicate? I have a big woodshop and this is something I've been considering for a few years.
Anyway, if you want to go behind enemy lines I can show you what I have. I might even be willing to fly my "house divided" flag for the visit.
Ha-ha! Love the invite. Hope to take you up on this. Busy this week, but expect a private message soon.
Quoted from PinballFever:Are you sure they're supposed to be 31"? I believe mine are 27" and I know my friend made sure everything was stock for my game before I bought it from him.
Mine is on 27" legs right now, but it's awfully low. I can't imagine those were stock.
Short legs on Gottliebs with the Newer Style "Recessed" coin door as they called it (aluminum frame around square SS door). Long legs on old style coin door (Coin Door, Strike Plate and coin entry plate mounted above the door on the cabinet). This is because the Recessed door required a deeper cabinet so they shortened the legs. I guess it would have looked funky if they had just moved the bolts up the cabinet. Think of all the cold rolled steel gottlieb saved over the years by shrinking their legs!!!
Quoted from CactusJack:Short legs on Gottliebs with the Newer Style "Recessed" coin door as they called it (aluminum frame around square SS door). Long legs on old style coin door (Coin Door, Strike Plate and coin entry plate mounted above the door on the cabinet). This is because the Recessed door required a deeper cabinet so they shortened the legs. I guess it would have looked funky if they had just moved the bolts up the cabinet. Think of all the cold rolled steel gottlieb saved over the years by shrinking their legs!!!
So, it sounds like Paul Bunyan is a 31"-legged game?
From Steve Young's The Pinball Resource Website:
Gottlieb® Mid-Late 50's 31'' Cream White Powder Coated
Gottlieb® 1956-1975 31'' Single Player Only -Painted usually to 1960
-( Legs used on Multi-Players games vary in length)
Gottlieb® 1976-1990 27'' Non-Ribbed
Gottlieb® 1990-1995 27'' or 31'' Check Game Manual
I guess it could be possible that Paul Bunyan being a 2 player might not have used 31" legs. BUT, if it sits too low, the 27" are the wrong ones. But I have never come across a late 60's or early 70's multiplayer that didn't also use the 31" legs. I am curious what the exceptions are?
Post 11 from DirtFlipper in the thread here makes sense.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/gottlieb-leg-size-question#post-1342938
The lockbar on my PB is 36" high (Dirt says it should be around 38") which means I need the correct 31" legs too. I wonder if they got mixed up with the JITB legs. Edit: I see the JITB legs are also supposed to be 31", will just get the right ones for my game.
Quoted from John_in_NC:Thanks saw another with a yellow door and green trim. Looking for one more confirmation. I see no sign of paint on my original door or trim. Tend to think someone painted a rusty door somewhere along the way on the one that was painted. Thinking that one was repainted ( note the width of the white stripe on the front. Looks too wide. My original paint shows the stripes are about equal width as well as the flyer. The green is also supposed to reach the bottom of the cabinet
I know this is OT but here's the restored Merry-Go-Round cabinet. Thanks for the advice.
IMG_9491 (resized).JPGIMG_9492 (resized).JPGIMG_9493 (resized).JPGQuoted from John_in_NC:I know this is OT but here's the restored Merry-Go-Round cabinet. Thanks for the advice.
Nice job! Are you going with the bare metal door?
I need a 0-9 stepper for a GTB Ks&Qs
Similar to this but with different mounting.
ebay.com link: Vintage Gottlieb Pinball Machine 0 9 Step Stepper Unit Part Assembly A 4267 Coil
Probably the stepper out of the crosstown head above would work
Quoted from pinhead52:I need a 0-9 stepper for a GTB Ks&Qs
Similar to this but with different mounting.
ebay.com link » Vintage Gottlieb Pinball Machine 0 9 Step Stepper Unit Part Assembly A 4267 Coil
Probably the stepper out of the crosstown head above would work
ken email me a pic of the disk plate and i will see if i have the one you need
Quoted from boilerman:ken email me a pic of the disk plate and i will see if i have the one you need
ended up buying the ebay stepper and Boilerman will fix me up with a missing mount. Thanks Dave!
Quoted from Pinbee:In need of the two slingshot plastics for Neptune/Hit the Deck.
Pinbee here are the slings Im offering. Note the slight crack in the left one about an inch from the top.
I do have the other 2 pf (long) plastics available, Neptune or #Hit the Deck
20180617_140953_resized (resized).jpgI believe I posted in the plastic trading thread a few weeks back, but thought it was worth a shot here too.
Looking for sling plastics for Williams Reserve. Or would appreciate some nice scans.
Thanks guys!
Long shot backglass needed. 1940 Gottlieb "Border-Town". Any condition considered. Would rather trade parts for it if possible, but will purchase. Thanks.
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=357&picno=333
Quoted from mrbanjo:In need of 5 of the yellow top acorn nuts for a 71 Williams Klondike if someone would have them?
PM me your address and I will send these your way. (These are not new, though.)
Looking to buy chimes for my 1974 Williams Skylab. I’m ok with an original or working equivalent. Thanks!
Quoted from PinballPianist:Looking for a slingshot plastic shield for a Bally Monte Carlo 1973. Thanks!
Did it get there?
Quoted from pinhead52:I need a wide lockdown bar to an early 60s Williams game, Merry Widow
Does this work? I think I still have it.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/the-em-seeking-parts-thread/page/53#post-3379951
1967 Bally SURFERS. I am seeking to buy any playfield plastics for this game. I especially need the plastic behind the upper flipper (as shown in the photo below). Mine has a couple of thumbnail sized imperfections around that flipper, as depicted.
Also, I seek original bumper caps for this game with little or no bulb burn. I know that PBR has repros.
Third, I wish to find an original rules card. Mine is missing the top half.
Last, there's an optional add-a-ball relay corresponding to this game, which I seek. Thanks!
Bally SPEAKEASY: Would anyone be willing to email me a high res scan of the small plastic left side of flipper?
Quoted from SirScott:Does this work? I think I still have it.
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/the-em-seeking-parts-thread/page/53#post-3379951
Scott, you are the lockdown bar king! 
Quoted from RyanClaytor:Scott, you are the lockdown bar king!
Ah but he needs a GTB 70's bar, we are negotiating with piles of parts on each side of the scale. 
Quoted from RyanClaytor:Scott, you are the lockdown bar king!
Another:
https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/triple-strike-lock-bar#post-4475983
Quoted from SirScott:I might have the one you need (used) if you don't want to pay full price from Marco.
Quoted from pinhead52:Ah but he needs a GTB 70's bar, we are negotiating with piles of parts on each side of the scale.
This one sports the lockdown bar you sold me awhile back. Thanks!
image (resized).jpegQuoted from Electrocute:This one sports the lockdown bar you sold me awhile back. Thanks!
This one features the bar from our lockdown swap, SirScott:
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Quoted from RyanClaytor:This one features the bar from our lockdown swap, SirScott:
Oh yeah? Does this lockdown bar look familiar? 
Quoted from SirScott:Oh yeah? Does this lockdown bar look familiar?
I'm still in disbelief that this whole lockdown bar trade thing worked out for both of us. *LOL* What are the odds!
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