This unknown Bonus Stepper Unit has been sitting around taking up space so it's time to move it on to someone who can use it. The only other information I can give you is that I found it in a Williams Aztec. It does appear to be the same bonus unit that is in Aztec. If so, it will need an A-22-500 step-up solenoid and a B1-26-800 for the reset solenoid.

It will also need a missing spring:

http://www.pbresource.com/springkit.html#bw
KT-WSTEP-01 or you might be able to get away with the cheaper KT-WSTEP-02 spring kit.

Two solenoid stops and screws are missing:

http://www.pbresource.com/signatur.html
Williams Coil Stop AC/DC WLL-A8143+

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Please PM me if interested.

I'm looking for a Williams Chime Unit for my re-import Fan-Tas-Tic. Ideally it would be the early model with A2-26-1025 solenoids and the four in-a-line male Jones Plugs. I can adapt the more common later Chime Units that used A2-26-1300 solenoids and two side-by-side male Jones Plugs if that's all I can find.

I'm willing to pay for the parts and for the shipping. The Chime Unit can be in just about any condition but I would prefer original parts.

Thanks Pinsiders!

Thanks Pinsiders! Found one on eBay.

If @boilerman, great provider of missing pinball parts to the masses, doesn't have what you need, I just might. I parted out a Gottlieb The Amazing Spider-Man playfield and have lots of parts I would like to find new homes for. PM me.

And what famous monster would come to mind if you overheard “Go ahead and unscrew those head bolts!”

Let me know what you want.

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Hair not included. I will even clean them up for you!

I am restoring an Op-Pop-Pop and found one of mine missing too.

I didn't find the missing pin in the front or back of the cabinet either. When cleaning the bottom of the cabinet, I did find it wedged under one of the wood cross braces. If you haven't already done so, you might consider pulling the mech board out and looking there. It's a bit of a long-shot, but so is finding a replacement.

I can use the backbox back door if it measures 21 1/2 x 25 5/8 inches.

I might be able to use the Spin Unit if it is part number 1B-2001-58. The Spin Unit on Expo is arcing, but it someone else needs it, grab it. It's not super critical.

I can include an extra $15 for your time spent packaging and shipping. I know how much work that is.

Thank you for sharing these parts with the Pinside community.

I mismeasured. That door will be perfect. It is going on a Spanish Eyes, already restored, and with a little more work it can soon go on route. Thanks to you @rwh, pinball lovers will once again be able to play this fun nostalgic pin!

Thank you @rwh! I think there is still some life left in the old gal! It was very kind of you to gift, package and send this to me!

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I'm so excited! I got a package from RWH today!

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The Package from RWH

One of the labels on the package said "pleated air filter." Whew! Luckily it was the 'new' old back door for my Spanish Eyes and not an air filter!

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#spanish-eyes backbox, lonely without a door

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The 'new' old backbox door

Only a true Project Pin guy can get excited about a piece of sheet metal. Only a true Project Pin guy can appreciate the beauty of this door. It is not bent or scratched or damaged. As you can see it is a perfect fit. This door is almost 50 years old and I am so glad to have an original Williams door. It's the real deal, not a repro door.

I used one of the double bitted locks and keys I got from @forceflow.

A little more work and this pin is ready to go out and be played once more!

Thanks guys!!

I think this is what you are looking for, part number C947-1:

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CIBLE-FIXE-BLY-ROUGE-REF-C-947-1-/321300288230

You might want to order more than one if BallyCrazy would be willing to buy and ship you more than one. I'm pretty sure The Six Million Dollar Man I have uses those types of stand-up targets too. I would be willing to pay you pinhead52 for part, postage and a little extra for your time just to have one in stock, if you are willing. It's okay if you don't want to!

@ballycrazy, it is awesome of you to offer to buy and send these parts to Texas!! Thanks all the way from Tucson, Arizona!

Looking for a Bally Knocker assembly for a Capt. Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy with an AK-27-1300 solenoid. There is a Bally Ro Go knocker on eBay, but it has a C-27-1000 solenoid. Would that work in a Captain Fantastic?

Knocker Unit found. Thanks @pinhead52!

If you find yourself in Tucson, Arizona playing a Capt. Fantastic and The Brown Dirt Cowboy and you win an extra game and hear the wonderful sound of the knocker crack, think of and thank @pinhead52!

Lookee what I received from @pinhead52! Contraband!

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5,600 miles as the crow flies from France to Tucson. That little red target face is well-traveled!

Amazing, simply amazing. And I'm not just talking about the distances involved. BallyCrazy and pinhead52 are pretty amazing too! I even got the rivets and screws!

I also received an 'over the top buzzer' and a ka-nocker from Texas. It's going to need some serious sanding and Mother's Mag Aluminum polish on that plunger, but that's okay. I'm used to that!

Thanks so much, guys!

I've got these. They are old and it looks like one came from a bingo. They are what they are. The end of the 20 pin plug is chewed up a bit but should work. I don't know what they are worth. I will polish them up for you if you are interested in them.

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Funny, I just gave one of these away last week to a local Pinsider. And what is up with Liberty Bell? I'm seeing them all over Pinside lately? And I have a Liberty Bell!

Anyways, I have one available and it has your name on it. PM me.

Oh yeah, guess what pin the part I gave away was for? Yep, a Liberty Bell!!

This is the trick I came up with to get my chime ringing true again - no welding required.

https://pinside.com/pinball/forum/topic/a-pecos-diary-tips-and-tricks-for-restoring-and-fixing-em-and-ss-pins#post-5343322