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The greatest selling and most successful pinball machine ever made?

By Vic_Camp

1 year ago


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    #17 1 year ago

    That's most likely a unique machine in the picture. I don't think it's a gold edition as the bookcase doesn't look like it's gold, but the coin door is definitely gold(or chrome). The circle Bally sticker is on the backglass, instead of the playfield glass.

    I wonder where that particular machine is, as well as that ribbon. I'm willing to bet someone still has them.

    #26 1 year ago
    Quoted from LTG:

    Accidentally crated and sold to a distributor in Michigan. Al at Action Pinball Warehouse in Fridley, MN. bought it from the distributor along with a NIB Bally Harley Davidson. Didn't know what he had until he opened it, he was after the Harley pin, he had to buy both games to get the Harley pin. He and his wife added their signatures inside the cabinet along with the other signatures.
    Williams wanted it back. Traded a NIB video game for it. I believe it was for a Cruisin USA, which was worth a lot more at the time.
    No idea what Williams did with it then.
    LTG : )

    That's awesome Lloyd! At least someone knows the start of the story. Makes me wonder if WMS/Scientific Games has it somewhere, or if it got sold during a move or warehouse closing. To quote Henry Jones, Jr., "It belongs in a museum!"

    #28 1 year ago

    I wonder if the serial number is known to someone, and perhaps even on the IPSND website. Either way, a start to the story of that game is huge head start.

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