FOR SALE: A project Bally “The Six Million Dollar Man” with a nice playfield. This machine is in as-found condition, and will need completely gone through to make it playable, and presentable, again. I had plans of bringing this pin back to life myself, but have worked through two classic Stern’s, and two classic Bally’s this year alone, and am a little burnt out on this era machine at the moment.

This example appears complete, less the backglass (reproductions available) and the playfield glass. The harnesses have been removed from the transformer by a previous owner for some odd reason (wires from the transformer to the rectifier board), so I have not attempted to power this pin, and have no idea on the current boot status. The only thing I have ever done to it was to cut the battery off the board; however, it appears it was too late, as evidence of leakage is obvious. The playfield is relatively nice and should clean up well. There are a couple cracked plastics, but they could still be used in their current condition and not look terrible. The cabinet is solid, albeit very dirty (not exactly sure what is on the right side of the head, but my assumption is that it is exactly what it looks like, LOL).

There is an interesting tag in the bottom cabinet stating that this “prototype run game” has “wedge base light sockets and bulbs” - See pic. I have never run into this before, and am not sure if there are other subtle differences between this table and the standard run production games - if you know, or notice anything, please share with me or the group in the linked forum thread.

The game is located in Central Pennsylvania, just off I-80. Pickup is highly preferred, but shipping is not out of the question if the buyer makes all arraignments, and payment-in-full has cleared my account before the game leaves my possession.

IN REGARD TO THE CORONA VIRUS PANDEMIC: This pin is currently located in my clean, dry, and climate controlled warehouse. If a meaningful deposit is received, you're more than welcome to leave it there until such a time when you are comfortable picking it up. If you would like to get it into your lineup ASAP, I am open to a pickup anytime, and we can easily abide by all of the recommended practices for interaction. You can drive right into the building and almost right up to your new machine. I have all the lifts/dolly's/carts needed to make loading it a breeze. I will leave it as you're call, and I will respect and accommodate what ever you decide.