I have a 1979 Williams "Flash" pinball machine in decent shape, looking for $775 for it. This was a very popular machine (one of best selling pinball machines of all time in fact), and is still a lot of fun year later.

The prior owner had it in his home for 20 years, so the playfield artwork and cabinet on this game are nicer than your usual Flash. It does have a small wear mark in front of the right flipper, and the round inserts are cupping, which is common for this game as I understand. The backglass also has some flaking, but is still very presentable, as you can see in the pictures.

It works and plays well as you can see in the video I made, despite my lousy one-handed play while trying to keep the camera on the playfield, lol. Sometimes the game loses its settings when you power it on and you have to go into the menu and put it back into free play and also turn the background music back on (if you like it), since the factory default setting is for the background music to be off.

Video: https://youtu.be/kXsPBOT6cC4

Please let me know if you have any questions.

Thanks,
Mark