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Woodrail Play field Glass Removal

By SteveinTexas

6 years ago


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    #1 6 years ago

    I have a 1958 Williams Short stop I am restoring, the observation is the glass does not slide out the front as my other Williams games before and after this game.

    The front of the game is about 3/32" higher than the side rails. The cabinet front and body have the same serial # so the parts are from the same game. The wooden side rails have screws that make them removable but I can't tell if they were added later or original.

    Did some games have a removable side rail to get the glass out as this correct for this game?

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    #5 6 years ago
    Quoted from novaguy:

    I,as well as a friend of mine,have this game and the glass slides out the front on both of them.

    That is very good to know. If I may ask is your game the same as I describe or is the front panel top flush with the adjacent side rails?

    The fix is straightforward. I have already used my router to deepen the front panel bottom board slot. This allows the front panel to sit lower and flush with the top . The bolt holes will need a slight mod with a drill bit but otherwise we are all good.

    #12 6 years ago
    Quoted from novaguy:

    Sorry for the late reply Steve.I forgot to mention that my boss also has the same game and the glass slides out as it should just like it would on a pin.and yes the front panel is flush.if you have any other questions feel free.
    Ted

    Thanks for the update. I need to repaint so I visited with the gals that mix the auto paints this afternoon. They enjoy the pinball talk as a change to cars. Color shades all agreed and final clear sheen. They will get the colors spot on ( not that one would really ever know) and it should be a fine restore.

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