We had a flood in our storeroom last year and I'm looking for a couple of 70s wedgehead cabinets in So Cal to replace our waterlogged ones. Not sure off the top of my head if they're the same, but one is for a '71 and the other is for a '75.

Hopefully within driving distance of So Cal. I know, it's a longshot but if it saves me building another cabinet, it's worth a try.

Cheers,
Art.

I only need the lower cabinets, thankfully, the heads were stored separately. They're for an Abra Ca Dabra and an Aquarius. I don't mind repainting a cabinet.

Will the Duotron (2 player) work for a wedgehead? I can't think of any differences. If so, I'll check in with Gene. I drive by his spot all the time.

There was a Big Casino up for silent auction at PAGG this year. I played it, hoping to love it and bring it home but I just couldn't do it. Even for charity. Opening bid was $450, I believe. No takers...didn't sell...

I don't let any of them die. I even restored a Magnotron once.

Bring it back, O-din. It needs you...

But, seriously, make it a player, don't worry about cosmetics or profit. But please don't kill it.

$200! Well, now we're getting silly.

Hey guys, can someone point me to solutions for a broken GTB score reel plastic bracket (Ice Revue era) that the score reel mechanism slides in to (and then gets clipped to)?

I know Steve Young doesn't have any and the search function here isn't helping me today. I have some ideas but I figure enough of you guys have fixed them in the past that there is likely an easier way.

Anyone have a lead on a coin drop for a Midway Deluxe Shooting Gallery? A friend is restoring one and his coin drop went missing at the platers.

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Hey Karen, Our Humpty Dumpty doesn't have anything like that on the coin door. I also don't see any screw holes or indications that it may have been removed. Our game was in the same home from 1963 until 2015 when I bought it and appears pretty original inside.

To put ours on free play, I disassembled the coin slide and shifted the pawl that would prevent the slide from functioning without a coin. It pivots and, once it's apart, it could be pivoted in a manner where it won't go back and could be easily returned to original state.

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