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I have a bunch of EM plastics (A couple per set to almost complete):
Aztec
Playtime CC
Hayburners II
Corral
Hi Dolly
Strike Zone
Bonanza
Dealer Choice
Skill pool
Stampede
Pinball
Plus the mystery ones in the pictures (Please let me know if you can id them)
I can use a Target Alpha Lock down bar (late style peg kind)
Quoted from Dono:Seeking the double award dome light cover as used on 4 diffferent woodrails (I know, good luck)
DonO,
I might be able to help. I'm the guy casting the bank-a-ball animation balls for PBResource. If you can get me one of those dome covers I can cast it and make it available to Steve Young. I would be able get it back to you unharmed (unless it is a 2 part piece .. don't think it is) and get you a free copy for giving me the sample.
Mike V.
Quoted from MikeO:Need a 1-1/8" diameter translucent white rollover insert for a 1961 Williams Space Ship.
Useable used condition is all I'm looking for. Anyone have a Williams parts playfield with one of these?
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I searched my parts bin and found 2 off a 59 Gottlieb Seven Seas rollover inserts. I'm guessing these are the same as the Williams. This is a perfect candidate for epoxy resin casting. 3D printers would not handle translucency properly and would leave an unattractive ring pattern. I produce those BaB animation balls and I'll take a stab at these.
I'll keep updates coming ..
Mike V.
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.
Quoted from wiredoug:I know its a fairytale but if you dont ask you dont get.. im looking for the headbox balls for gtb roto pool.
Wiredoug,
I'm working with Steve Young to get that globe reproduced
Mike V
Quoted from canoncitypb:It is for an old Gottlieb Target Alpha, but I see them on many other games like Firepower. It screws into the cabinet just above playfield at the back. When the glass slides in it rests on top of it at the back of the playfield. It seems so common I would think someone has to make one.
Does anyone at least know what to call it so I can look it up on ebay or something?
thanks,
Aaron
I have this one. Top side is good but bottom has some rust
Mike V.
Quoted from wiredoug:hows progress mikeV ? its been a while
I have molds done and producing raw ball halves. Steve has approved the one assembled one I sent him. It turns out the stripe layout is different on the two pool themed machines that use them. I won't have the bandwidth to assemble/paint/number the pool balls. I've given him wholesale prices on game specific packages that would include paint masks and details. I also gave him prices for the simplier balls on the other machines as package deals as well. Steve hasn't moved forward with them yet.
Mike V
Quoted from AlexF:I could use the female portion of a jones plug. 20 hole configuration. This is for a 1972 Williams.
I have the one pictured
Mike V
Quoted from Otaku:I need a complete relay (with coil, standard 30 volts based) that has at least two (or three if possible to be safe) normally-open switches on it, the rest don't matter if present. Any manufacturer is fine but Williams would be preferred. This will only be a relay that is used momentarily so a special coil version (for long activations) is not needed.
This is not for me but for a new friend, I am going to help him rebuild and redesign a terrible system in his game as my final touch on the game on the morning of Pinfest just in time for the tournament. Please help out if you can, thanks! Willing to have it shipped, I'd pickup at the show but I think it would have to be really early Friday morning and there's a bit much on the line. So, shipping definitely preferred.
Does this meet your needs?
This one has three Normally Opened switchs from Williams
Quoted from Beatnik-Filmstar:Looking for a couple 70s era Williams old style flipper bats with the shoe and shaft.
Had this happen:Yellow preferred, but not picky on color. Would prefer two in order to have them match better, but even a single yellow would do.
I have the following flipper bats if you still need any:
Quoted from hoov:Still looking for a used purple target for an Eye of the Tiger.........
I have this nice used purple. Is this what you need?
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Mike V
Quoted from Hitch9:Looking for a Gottlieb 10 pin female connector like the one below. Let me know if someone has one, and how much. It can be shipped to my son in Arizona. Thanks !
One of the last pieces needed to get my Gottlieb Flip a Card working again.
If you still need it I have this one available. PM me.
Mike V
Quoted from bronco-jon:Looking for a player unit or part of a player unit for a 1977 Gottlieb Vulcan.
I am needing the diamond shaped bakelite piece on the player unit. it is the first piece you see on the unit.
Surly other machines from that era have the same player unit on them too, just not sure which ones.
I have this one if you still need any pieces from it.
Mike V
Quoted from bronco-jon:The one on the Vulcan measures 4-7/8 end to end. thanks for showing me what you have.
I got another. It measures just a hair under 4 3/4". The contact points appear different so you would have to use yours as a template and drill out some new holes.
Mike V
Quoted from pinhead52:Ive got a couple from my reclaimed bin, shoot me your address
Just wanted to give shout out to Ken for hooking up with two different patinaed ones. One of those was a perfect match!!
Mike V
Quoted from dasvis:I thought that a pinsider Mike Vitale aka "Racingpin" was repro-ing these.
Actually my claim to fame is producing the bank-a-ball animated pool balls which are more like flags than balls. Those are actually balls that I don't produce. Though you can also get them from a parted out Gottlieb Mibs I believe.
Mike V
Quoted from wedgeheadjunkie:Looking for 2 score reel stepper units for a 1964 Chicago Coin "Royal Flash".
Mine has broken nylon actuator arm in two of them. "1" Point and "10" point stepper units needed.
Thanks!
Larry Zartarian
Oakland, CA
I've got these and six more off a 68 CC Beatnik. They look like a match
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Quoted from DropTarget:Do you have the BG?
Yeah but the guitar portion has issues. Yours cheap if you want it
Quoted from DropTarget:issues indeed. Let me get back to you in a few days, I need to get home and check mine. Yours may actually be better!
I actually have the missing art. It stuck to the backbox. You can have that too .. not sure you could transfer it back.
Mike V
Quoted from MikeO:Looking for a Gottlieb siamese playfield post in white/off white.
PBR has them in clear and red but would prefer the white/off white to match the rest of the game.
Like the one on the right in the picture.
I have these two if you are interested in one of the
Mike V
Quoted from Heaterguy:I have scoured the net for the small williams rectangular plastic drop targets (for a 77' Liberty Bell.) Pinball resources is the only site I could find that had them listed but were "Out of stock"
I would have thought planetarypinball would have had them but they only have the single hole ones. This machine has 2 rivet holes and is only about 1.5"x1".
You missed this corner of the internet 
These are NOS:
https://www.flippers.com/catalog/product_info.php/drop-target-bullseye-p-5544
Quoted from Darcy:Sand the face of the target. Fill it with white paint, a couple of layers just to cover the ball wear. You can order new decals from Pinball Rescue in Australia. Have done the repair on my 'Hi Dolly, with great success.
I need the actual metal target assembly. Getting one just like pictured would be great. I don't need the painted image as I can handle that.
Mike V
Quoted from newmantjn:Parting out a Subway
Will this work?
Yes! Let me price and shipping to 30062. Thanks a bunch!
Mike V
Quoted from pinballbrian:Hi,needing a williams score motor switch stack.any help.seems to be holy grail of parts.thanks.
I've got several score motors. What stack configuration do you need?
Mike V
Quoted from pinballbrian:Hi racingpin.tried to contact you about score motor switch stack.can you contact me.thanks.
Brian,
Do these work for you
Mike V
Quoted 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 pinhead52:Need a hole kicker assy for a GTB Ks&Qs. The post is more then 50% worn through
Here is what I can find. Looks like a reverse one with an empty hole:
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Mike V
Quoted from ZNET:Seeking the internal cabinet bracket which supports the right side of the playfield for a 1967 Bally Rocket III (utilized on several Ballys of that era).
I have this. It looks like a match but you might need to drill the peg out for an exact match
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Mike V
Quoted from ZNET:Weeze,
There's a current eBay auction offering 3 complete Gottlieb coin chutes, each in nice condition, for $20 each (buy-it-now), plus $4 shipping. The auction is entitled: "Gottlieb em pinball machine coin chute coin door B-10708 B-10707 both parts." The seller, in Michigan,has a perfect feedback rating. Good luck!
Those are the later internal versions that are quite common and less sought after.
The hard to get ones are the earliest that stick out and have a rounded end. The other kind also stick out and has an angle to it that is more common. Which kind is needed here?
Mike V
Quoted from Pinballemporium:Need a lock bar for a Williams Space Mission.
I’ve got this one. Put a new “liquid seal” on it. 30$ plus $12 to ship
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Mike V
Quoted from Pahuffman:Anybody have either of these Gottlieb mech parts?
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I’ve got these two in brass:
Quoted from Pmoore66:Is there a source for Williams coin door inserts - the aluminum blank with the logo?
Also wondering if there is a source for the colored nylon nuts for the plastics?
See photos if the request is unclear.
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Not sure if there is a source but I have extras of those used. They are a little rough but would probably clean up:
Mike V
I know this has got to be a long shot but I’m looking for the lock bar that secures the backglass for a 1960 Official Baseball.
If anyone knows someone that good make this I’d be ok with that too.
Shown here is my head missing that bar
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Mike V
Quoted from Pmoore66:Is there a source for Williams coin door inserts - the aluminum blank with the logo?
Also wondering if there is a source for the colored nylon nuts for the plastics?
See photos if the request is unclear.
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Here is all I have:
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Mike V
Quoted from robertmee:Need some advice from the EM guys/gals. I have about 15 populated PF's left, many EM's of WMS and Gottlieb. Shipping the entire PF with parts is too problematic, but I'm thinking about stripping them, and selling the parts separate. For EM part value, what's the best way to remove parts, since many of the roto's, steppers, coils, etc are soldered to the harness. Cut them at the solder point? Does the harness have any value? I've seen some wanted ads for jones plugs, and at least one person has expressed interest to me in the cloth wiring, so best way to preserve their usefulness? I don't want to get strictly in the parts business, selling a single piece here and there. I'd prefer to just box up the major parts and say "here", all the parts for an XYZ game. Realizing I'd get less value, but less time consuming and shipping.
I sell a bunch of parts on ebay under ‘mevoriginals’. Here is my advice:
Sell in bulk as you mentioned otherwise you’ll be at this half your life. Sell by part type not machine bundles
1) Cut steppers off but leave a 1/2 inch of wire so folks can see what color wires was connected. Price $20-$25 each. Williams are the least desirable
2) For very large relay banks I remove all relays springs and such. Combine parts with another and sell in bulk for $20
3) for individual relays assemblies figure $20 bulk of 10 per brand
4) Gather all male/female Jones plugs for $20 in bulk of 10/10
5) Rototargets go for around $75
6) Flipper assembly pairs go for $20-$30. Gottlieb and solid state best
7) Pops assemblies go for $20-$30 for 2-3 depending on condition
playfield posts - I sell combined from 3 playfields for $20 unless they are the older marble style or the metal ones $30-$40 for those in bulk
9) Stand up targets I usually sell 12-15 for $20
10) Switches: one box from 5 playfields for $20 if you want to go through the effort
Aprons: $15-$50 depending on apron. Most are a hard sell even at $15
Plastics sets : some have no value others go for $50 plus. If you can flatten them correctly they will sell for more. Best sellers are slings which go for $25 and ones that are near drop targets
Lane guides: 30 or so for $20
Good luck! Prepare to spend a weekend plus stripping them all. Get free boxes from the post office online (love there 7x7x6 box .. most items in bulk except plastics/aprons I described above fit in there .. the larger in medium flat rate boxes). They stack to the ceiling so it will be easy to store all the stuff until it sells
Mike V
Quoted from Idahojerry:Looking for the inside parts for coin door on Williams Liberty Bell (1977). The out side of door is okay, but someone stripped out everything from the inside. Complete door would be fine. I think a couple years used same door.
I’ve got this from a Star Pool:
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Quoted from Idahojerry:Looking for a couple of drop targets for my Williams Liberty Bell. Red with white bulls eye.[quoted image]
I have this one:
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Mike V
Quoted from pinhead52:Need a single Jumping Jack/Jack in the box target rather then replace them all...
I’ve got this one. I think it is from a Jumping Jack.
Mike V
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Quoted from Idahojerry:Looking for the game counter for my Willams Full House. 24v AC. I see some on eBay but thought I’d check here first.
I’ve got these two. I know the one on the left is williams but maybe too new. Don’t know where I got the other
Mike V
Quoted from wayner:Looking to procure some ccm parts. Is this the seller you are referring to-no mention of spares on website? https://pinballusa.com/
Pinballusa.com is completely different. Richard is [email protected]. I have shot him an Email and awaiting his response.
Mike V
Quoted from vec-tor:Are you sure you are missing a trace?
The wiper contacts contain the information to control the reset circuitry...
There should be gaps in the tracings for replay scores etc,etc,etc,...
Yeah it is definitely missing. It was curled up and a piece is missing between the curls. I layed down some copper tape and it is working for know but it won’t last to long
Mike V
Quoted from izzy:Are you still need this part. I have one you can have.
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Yes i still need it! Let me know how much and how to pay
Thanks!
Mike V
Quoted from Pinballsoul:Does anyone have the wiring harness/light sockets and coin mechs for a Williams triple action door?
I have a completely blank door.
Thank you for looking
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I have this one. I’ll remove it from the door skin. I’ll add the coin mechs. See PM
Quoted from RacingPin:I have this one. I’ll remove it from the door skin. I’ll add the coin mechs. See PM
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Here it is disassembled and coin mechs added. Coin mechs, slam tilt bar and light sockets are a little rusty but the rest is nice
Mike V
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Quoted from energeticalz:Anyone have one of these EOS switches from an early 60s Williams score reel (the metal drum style)? No luck at PBR. Thanks!!!
Blades have side tabs.
Total length of long blade 2”
Total length of shorter blade 1 5/8”
Lifter/pad on end is around 1/16 thick
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I checked a 1960 score reel I have and it has some side mount switches but they appear to be more levels than yours. I also have a set of 1963 score reels from a 63 p/b .. I can’t quite see in them to see the exact switch. I’ll get a better look and get back with you
Mike V
Quoted from energeticalz:Thanks!!! Fingers crossed! My game is also a 1963 game.
Here is a photo of one of these switches mounted to the flange of the score reel plate/frame...
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Wow .. that is a hard switch to find. They must have updated those score reels every year. And it is only on certain reels in 63 too. Here you go
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Looking for a coin door to an early 60s/late 50s Williams machine. Here is the one have. I could probably repaint this but the coin mech holders are rusted solid to the door and can’t get them off without destroying them. If you only have the coin mech holders or a really bent door but not rusty I’d be interested in that too
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Mike V
Quoted from insight75:OK. I wouldn't think that I could find those screws that look the same. I think they are nickel plated flathead washer head screws. Will have a look. I have the rubber ring kit. Will have a look at pinball resource for the lane guides. Thanks! I had no idea what to call them!
Home depot doesn’t have those screws. Get me the length of the screw and the how many you need and I’ll send them to you for the price of postage. The lane guides available from pbresource are new reproductions and don’t quite match so you my need to order a whole new set. As for the graffiti guy .. can’t help there
Mike V
Quoted from insight75:Thanks Mike. Message sent!
Here is a pic of the screws I’ll send you
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Mike V
Quoted from Murphdom:Anyone have the number 15 ball for Bank-a-Ball/ Flipper Pool? Yes I know PBR makes them but I figured I would throw it out here first because I’m sure his are much more white then my originals.
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Another way to fix these is to slide some cut to shape plastic from another dead ball and melt the pieces together around the rivets using a small tipped soldering iron
FYI: Actually the balls Steve has are a slight bit off white and often match well. 1 and 15 are indeed the best selling but surprisingly 2 doesn’t sell very well but 3 are in demand
Mike V
Quoted from PinballAir:Do any of the vendors sell the steel hex nuts for plastics that have the colored plastic top.
On Olympics, the plastics are held in place by a steel # 6 nut that looks like a nylon lock nut. The hole at the top is closed up by plastic and on this game, the plastic "filler" is yellow.
I have one that is missing.
I am getting ready to place an order but i do not know how to describe this to search it out.
Thanks Cliff
I have this one
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I also need three of these Williams taps that attach to the coin mechs.
Thanks!
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I have the switch assemblies. Also have the c-clip for them. All came from the same door but one has a slightly smaller rod on it by design
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Mike V
Quoted from vec-tor:I have had to make that part from Pinball Resource...
( Leaf switch medium thickness, and contact points )
If you decide you don’t want to buy the parts and make one I’ll send you the bottom switch blade from this stack for the cost of postage
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Mike V
Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:Hey all! Working on a Gottlieb 1957 World Champ and need two parts. I need a coil for the “10,000” stepper unit and a score switch for a pop bumper assembly. I have attached a picture, it’s the bottom switch. Thanks!
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I can probably get you a coil for that stepper also. There is a 4 digit or so number (maybe a letter too) etched on the side of the coil. If it is missing the coil altogether then get a pic of the stepper
Mike V
Quoted from Pinball-DOOD:Hey all! Working on a Gottlieb 1957 World Champ and need two parts. I need a coil for the “10,000” stepper unit and a score switch for a pop bumper assembly. I have attached a picture, it’s the bottom switch. Thanks!
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Here is pic of the coil specs you sent me
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I would guess A-1496 .. not the one you pm-ed me
Mike V
Quoted from Jets_1479:Anyone out there got a tilt Bob and the hang wire that goes with it for a Bally? It’s for a 1974 Bally Amigo. Please PM me with details of you have one lying around! Picture of the inside of my game for reference. I have the ball that goes in the track coming any day now.
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I’ve got this one:
Mike V
Quoted from gawlicd:I am looking for a credit reel for a 73 williams upperdeck. I am assuming all williams credit wheels for that year are the same regardless of pinball game. I don't have original so I have no clue as to how many credits etc.
I checked my Upper Deck and I have an extra reel that goes on there
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Mike V
Quoted from Jets_1479:Anyone have the small metal cover that goes over the coin switch on a Bally EM? And also 2 12” sections of any color cloth wire?
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How about all this wire and the switch cover
Mike V
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I believe this is a match
Quoted from WeirPinball:need a Gtb 10 pin males jones connector - Scott
I have this one
Quoted from Gott72:Where can I get that metal plate? I see it missing. Someone just took it ALL out.
Looked all over the stores and no metal plates to be found.
I have this one that I believe is an exact match to what you had. Measures 2 inches from hole center to hole center. Tested and working:
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Mike V
Quoted from Coyote:I'm looking for a mid-70's EM Williams Coinbox. Thre metal with handle version. Extra bonus points if it comes with the inner separator trays.
I have this one. Any bonus points for having the top ..
Quoted from Coyote:Another request, sorry ya'll..
Am looking for a 4-pin (2x2) Jones plug/socket pair. I will head over to eBay, but thought I would check first
I have that as well ..
Quoted from Gotemwill:I am looking for the spring that attaches to a Gottlieb outhole kicker. It is Gottlieb Part No A-9758.
It is unavailable from both PBR and Marco.
Does anyone have a new spring or one from a parted machine?
https://www.marcospecialties.com/pinball-parts/A-9758
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You can have this one I’ll pop off for you. $5 including S/H in a box if you are in the US
Quoted from dgAmpGuy:I’d like to find one of these as well. I tried to get the spring from PBR to see of that is the issue with the ball launch on our el dorado and was told it’s no longer available.
Thanks,
Dave
I have another if you want it
Mike V
Quoted from No_Skill:I'm looking for the back panel for my Old Chicago. This is my first EM, so I'm not sure if I'm missing any associated brackets as well.
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I have the back door and the trough it sits in. It would run you $75 but shipping it maybe a lot. I can just sell you the trough
for $25 as the s/h won’t be too bad. You can have them made at a metal shop but there prices have gone up a bunch. 7 years ago I had one made for $45 and now they want $200.
Quoted from Sea_Wolf:I could use 1 of this type of ball gate that goes on the shooter lane of Aladdin’s Castle and on the right upper return lane on Wizard! If anyone has an extra.
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I have this one that measures 3 1/4” but it looks a bit different.
Mike V
Quoted from Sea_Wolf:Thanks Mike. It would probably work if you can part with it. I’d be interested in seeing it if you could post a pic.
Danny
Here is pic
Quoted from Pinballprowess:Looking for a dead bumper skirt, the color used on Ice Revue. It's white but not the typical white you would get from PBR. The best way I can describe the color, is how low fat milk looks... kind of like someone added water to it.
The sad part is... MikeO 'gave' me a complete set some time back... 'including' the dead bumper skirt!
Think I can find it now that I need it?? Heeeell NO... and I've looked high and low around here but just don't know what I DID with them. I sure didn't throw them out. Grrrrr!
But the good news is, I 'do' have extra pop bumper skirts in that color, if anyone has a chipped skirt and needs one.
I’ve got these. They are marblized milky white
Mike V
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Quoted from pinhead52:I need a 70's Bally chime unit. I have a Gottlieb unit I could trade...
If got this secondary one. Not sure if you can build upon it
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Mike V
Quoted from pinhead52:I need a curved wire lane guide, 7 inches between holes (probably 7.5 inches long) Evel Knievel EM
thanks
ken
If you haven’t already bent your own .. I have this one. 7 inches between holes straight across and 7.5 inches when you’re follow the curve.
Mike V
Quoted from Coyote:Still looking. Sadly, BobLangelius doesn't currently have anything I can use; though he is working on stuff down the line.
I have the coin flap on this scrap door and I have the nickle slot as requested. Please circle what else you need as I can’t quite figure it out
Mike V
Quoted from Coyote:See here!
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1. The chute that connects to the front door to the top of the mech (two piece part, need both sides)
2. Small right-angle plate that helps hold the mech. Screwed into the cast iron coin return.
3. The plate that holds the coin switch and mech plate (with the switch mount, if possible!)
4. Lock bracket.
I lucked out - my door LOOKS fantastic - from the outside. The inside though, looked worse than yours there; and I really, really enjoy dropping coins into my machines.
Send me a PM, let me know how much you want for it!
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How did I do? Will send pm with price
Mike V
Quoted from Charles_Kline:I'm looking for the coin mech guts for a Wagon Train I have a pair of coin chutues, just need everything that mounts to the door.
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Thanks!
You can have what is on the back of this door
Mike V
Quoted from Murphdom:Anyone have a Williams 70’s coin entry? I knew I shouldn’t have gotten rid of that door…
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If you still need it
Mike V
Quoted from Odysseus2001:Hey all! Haven't posted to Pinside in a very long time. I posted this Wanted Ad in the Marketplace, but bluespin recommended I post here as well. (I just finished posting this in the Nor Cal thread too, also per recommendation. )
I'm looking for a good used coin door assembly for my Gottlieb Mibs restoration. The door shell itself doesn't need to be aesthetically perfect or anything (or even nice), but it needs to be complete with all the internal parts. It's alright if the internal parts are dirty, but no corrosion. The coin door assembly doesn't need to be from a Mibs specifically, but it should be from a late '60s to mid-'70s Gottlieb. Thanks for any help!
Sent pm. Here is what I have:
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Quoted from Jets_1479:Hello looking for an armature assembly from a 1951 Williams Hayburners credit stepper. I need all 3 pieces. The post (screw style with bolt on back side) the armature on the bottom that links into the plunger, and the smaller armature on the top. My smaller armature has a stud post for the spring, but the versions with the hook will work as well.
In case you’re wondering it cleaned up really well. New springs on the way.
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This is what I have
Quoted from Mastkey:Looking for a set of flipper buttons for a Williams Big Daddy. Gottlieb buttons won't fit as they are larger.
I have these. They measure 3/4 inch diam, 1/4 height at the meat of the button and 1 1/8 long. They are a match in size but not patina. They do have a small amount of knicks
Mike V
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Quoted from jsf24:Originals are almost impossible to find. I have been looking for years. Contact RacingPin here on Pinside he may be able to help with repros.
I can help. PM me
Quoted from vec-tor:Like everyone else, looks like you are going to have to have the parts made.
Laser cutting and raw metal material... If you can have cad files made of the
part, you can shop around to see if someone can give you a break on the costs.
Or just buy them used. I have these parts. Have more wipers .. not sure exactly the ones you need
Mike V
I recently got a 1959 Williams Tic Tac Toe. It came with a lockdown bar that fit bit appears to be wrong. I don’t think it is home made. I’m looking for the correct lock down bar pictured on the Rocket in the last picture. Willing to buy outright or swap this one for it
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Thanks
Mike V
Quoted from illawarra92:wanting to buy - one of these circa 1950 gottlieb triangle posts.
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I’m able to reproduce those triangles using epoxy resin. The result is an exact copy. I can do some marble effects as well. See pic 1
I do have a bunch of original Bakelite flipper buttons as well. See pic 2
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Mike V
Quoted from Pyromedic:Need plunger and mount/ coil stop for the bell stepper in the back box on a 1968 Williams Student Prince.
Also where to find parts catalog?
Pic of said assembly and plunger pic for reference. I found online.
Thanks!
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I have this one
Quoted from Drain1:Anybody happen to have an extra coin plate they could part with? Off of a 1965 Williams Ski Club.
Used on that drop front, large door, large coin mech found in 1965 and 1966. May be interested in more parts off that door, or the whole thing. Do not care what coin(s) it says it needs.
Bob/Drain1, in Vermont
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I have this one:
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Have a couple of other parts for the door
Mike V
Quoted from Coolpinballdino:I'm looking for a williams lock down bar from around 1971 to fit my williams Solids N stripes
I have this one. Came from a similiar era EM:
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Quoted from pinhead52:I need... either a source to buy Williams apron screws, #6 2 1/4 long. Cant seem to find #6 in that length... or can somebody send me 3 or 4? Im missing one and 2 or 3 others are pretty badly corroded
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Free for the price of shipping:
Quoted from Murphdom:I’m looking for a Gottlieb female 10 pin jones plug if anyone has a spare. Thanks
I have a ten pin female plug but can’t mail it until Tuesday. Pm me if you want it
Mike V
Quoted from MH:I’m looking for 2 original gottlieb coils
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I have these two. Both ohm right around 24.1
Quoted from Garrett:Yes it is.
Anyone know what this version cabinet is called. Thought I read it was Jim Kelley's design? I hate the coin door design, to change a coin plate you have to tear it all apart. The coin plate on the left is not correct either.
I think the paint color used was in the restore thread. The 4MBC was in really great shape overall when I got it.
Thinking I should invest in the lottery tickets. Anyone have a door for this style cabinet? Going to a good cause
It looked like this originally;
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Not sure I follow. It appears you have/got a good door and have the door skin left over?? I do have an extra one that is a little kicked in that I can use the skin
Quoted from Jets_1479:Hello all,
I am in need of a gottlieb light box insert hinge pin plate I believe it is part number A-4759.
I just need one.
Thank you!
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I have this one:
Quoted from Gotemwill:Still looking! I know someone’s got a cool whip container full of these just sitting around!
I have these two however the back is coded differently. Which do you want?
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Mike V
Quoted from Gotemwill:Hello Mike,
I’ll take the one on the right. Looks like it matches mine perfect. Does the backing nut screw onto the threads ok?
I’ll PM you with my info. Thanks!
Yes it goes on reasonably well ..
Mike V
Quoted from wayner:This is a pic of the game meter in a colleagues machine.
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I have a what appears to be a match
Quoted from buckeyesrewind:Does anyone happen to have an extra of this bumper switch for an early Gottlieb? PBR may have one, or only the wire part, but Steve was doubtful. If I can’t find one, could I use a wire and solder a washer on the end to mimic the function? Thanks![quoted image][quoted image]
I have this one:
Quoted from tfduda:Don't have any like that. Good luck!
Like this one? It's intact. Send me a pm if so.
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I can make exact copies of these in epoxy resin. I can even include the Bakelite swirls. I can match most any common color .. off-white to match the original white .. others I’d be close. See sample pic
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$20 each for solid color or $30 each with the Bakelite swirls included
Quoted from kangourou:Looking for 3 Plastic ball guides :
A9394 RED - 1 1/2” Hole - Opaque - Double Sided.
ONLY ORIGINAL and in good condition. (Not a copy).
Present on Solar Ride, Far Out, Jack in the Box.....
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I have the ridge style. Two are in great shape and the other has a little ‘ding’. Second photo front left
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Quoted from edward472:You guys have never let me down before. Let's see if we can keep our streak going. I'm looking for one of these 2 prong Jones plugs. Both male and female side
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I definitely have the female side. Might have the male side. Will know Sunday evening
Mike V
Quoted from CaffeineSlug:Looking for the ball return cam for Gottlieb Drop-A-Card (or similar games), the part number is A-10945. It looks like PBR used to have these, but when I asked a few weeks ago they were unavailable.[quoted image]
I’ve got this one:
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Mike V
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