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Many Williams woodrails 1955-1960 are actually pretty fun to play and have nice george molentin artwork. They are also usually very cheap. And certainly more peppy. Williams was operating with more power than gottlieb stuff.
Play before you buy? Why? Buy something and If you don't like it, sell it.
Quoted from o-din:I wouldn't mind finding a few of these very cheap Williams woodrails. They are not in my neighborhood.
What do you consider cheap?
There was a decent Tic-tac-toe for 500 bucks at Allentown that didn't sell till Sunday afternoon. There were hundreds of pinball enthusiasts there who passed on it till that time.
A nice Williams Screamo was on NY/LI Craigslist for a week for $600 or best offer. Appears to have sold by now though.
They are out there. I'd say pinball shows are a great place to find cheaper woodrails as nobody seems to give a shit about them anymore.
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