Early-Stern games used those too (and by extension, possibly some late Chicago Coin?) A Stern "Pinball" parts playfield will get you 5 of them.

The Williams manual shows part number 3A-7265 or 3A-7335.

This site in Sweden shows red and yellow drop targets:

"WMS-03-7335-6
Target, Yellow 2 Rivet Type 1.1/16 - 1.1/8 , Italy

3A-7335-4 , 3A-7335-6 , 03-7335"

http://www.pin-games.se/parts/pinball/williams/catalogue.htm

Don't know if this will work for you, but part A-7073-1 Runbikeskilee linked to also looks right - both have the bullseye and two rivet holes. I just measured the drop targets on my Liberty Bell and the measurements look right, but check/specify the color before ordering - the text specifies yellow not red. They are $4.22 each.

Try this SVG file for size:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1KA9sKpIUMTMKHuisVeuFCdkKaYLPXry_/view?usp=drivesdk

Open with inkscape or illustrator.
The 1x1 square is there for scale. Its not the size of the target.

If you're not in a hurry. I have ordered some red plexi and i will laser cut and etch a set for my restauration. I can make an extra set no big deal. And ship to you.

Could not find the rivets, so planning on using M2 brass screws ans nuts with locktite to secure.

Post back and let us know on availability at pin-games.se.

Targets done.
The red is darker than the original.
But its not like there is an infinite choices of red plexi out there...
You ask for red and you get what they ship ya.
But i still think it will look pretty good.

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A lot of folks need them. You should make a bunch and sell them on eBay. As far as the red being darker if it were me I would simply replace all of them with new then sell whats left if any original targets to get some coin back. Just my 2 cents.

I second this!

I had to replace a target on my Grand Prix, and I ended up buying a whole assembly on EBay just to get the target.

I was able to clean them up a bit and repaint the rings.
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I was thinking about adding some mylar over the targets to help prevent future breakage. (anyone else try this?)

-Paul

Thanks. Maybe I'll just put a little clearcoat on them then.

-Paul

Hello,

I’m very interested in making some new drop targets for my Williams Grand Prix and was wondering how well the Plexiglass was holding up?

My concern is that the plexiglass may be a bit brittle when compared to the original material.

Any info would be much appreciated.

Martin

I made some similar target faces for Williams Big Ben. They look similar to the ones but are a just a bit wider. These could easily be made in different sizes. I also found rivets that work perfectly. The picture is an early draft before it was assembled, but you can get the idea. Message me if you want the files, etc.

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I'm excited for these going into my Big Ben. These are the wide targets which are also on "Pinball" (Stern) as mentioned above that Steve Young doesn't have and I checked on those recently too. The material that DavidLee is using is slightly thicker than the original but that shouldn't be of any obstruction.

I beat on it with a wrench to try and break it, probably more excessive force than a pinball, stayed in one piece.

I'm also rebuilding the flippers with all 1990's WMS/BLY parts excluding the coils and obviously EOS will be NC style. So, it will be seeing some abuse soon.