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Williams Early '60s Chrome Flipper Games

By OldHockeyGuy

2 years ago


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#23 2 years ago
Quoted from setzkor:

The flyer for Apollo seems to indicate chrome flippers as well, as does one user picture on ipdb.
https://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=77&picno=68063

My own Apollo has chrome bats yet a customers one I'm overhauling has red ones. Chrome looks nicer to me though.

#48 2 years ago
Quoted from stashyboy:

King Pin is on my wish list with 4 of them.
My Palooka has the red enamel/white lettered cast metal bats. Very nice example aquired from JTAmuse a few years ago. I suspect it had minimal play and was not abused. Had an old military base label on it when it reached me. I have a set of bats from a Wing Ding parted out that are polished cast alloy, or maybe chromed? You be the judge..
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Could be they began life as polished alloy and were painted/powder coated red as an option to suit another model perhaps. See picture of a Palooka I recently overhauled where its red bats show the alloy? underneath. Great playing machine too, I really enjoyed doing this one. And yes, I did adjust the bats to line up correctly
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#69 2 years ago
Quoted from mrm_4:

My Shangri La has the chrome-sters!

That's a nice looking game, I'm jealous!

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