"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
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For gottlieb bank a ball '65: right side flipper actuator assembly (?) Im not 100% on the name, i dont have a parts catalog that far back.
The arm/spring/bracket that mounts to the inside of the cabinet. It is the part between the cabinet flipper button and the flipper switch on the playfield.
Quoted from MarkG:From the '66 catalog, pg 33:
Push Button Switch Link Assembly
A-4263 All 5 Ball Cabinets, Right or Left Side
(other part numbers shown for multiple player cabinets...)
Quoted from jeffc:From 1968 GTB catalog which covers 1/63 to 12/67:[quoted image]
Awesome, thank you!
Quoted from boilerman:PM me i have one
Shout out to Boilerman for hooking me up with the parts I needed for Bank a ball!!!! 
I am in need of female jones plugs:
7x2
11x2
I need three of each and they need to be gottlieb or williams style.
Quoted from gutz:I am in need of female jones plugs:
7x2
11x2
I need three of each and they need to be gottlieb or williams style.
Rich at pinball salvage hooked me up!!
Quoted from nomo:I’m in need of a coin relay coil for a 50’s vintage Bally shuffle bowler. Mine is open. Usual sources don’t have one. The wrapper says 2400 ohm, 2842 110. Thanks! Mike
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Can you peel the paper and see the break? Might be an easy repair.
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