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I just recently put the finishing touches on my Freddy game. This is a game out of my personal collection. It looks and plays awesome. Here is what was done. Completely tore down the top side of the playfield for … Continue reading
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This game came in needing a little TLC. It was a low play machine so bringing it to top playing ability was a pleasure. Here’s an interested note from the IPDB on this game: “First of the so-called “Street Level” … Continue reading
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Wow! Here’s a nice Gottlieb Incredible Hulk! Hard to believe it’s 35+ years old. This particular hulk was acting a little flaky with game resets. Back in the late 70’s Gottlieb solid state electronics were lagging behind Bally and as … Continue reading
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This Gottlieb Target Alpha needed a moderate playfield restoration. This involves a deep cleaning, a playfield deep polish and paint touch up. All of the chrome rollovers, metal posts and out line guides were polished. All of the black lines … Continue reading
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Ah..another beautiful Genie to polish up. Here’s what was done to this magnificent machine. Playfield stripped, cleaned and high speed polished. All new plastic posts and lane guides. All new pop bumper bodies, caps, skirts, and lamp sockets. All new … Continue reading
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Here’s a great game with a great theme. Someone at Gottlieb (probably Ray Tanzer or Joe Kaminkow, listed as the designers) thought that lets have a game with a lot of famous monsters all having a class reunion. Dracula, the … Continue reading
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This one turned out great. See the photos! Below is the “done” list. She’s a beauty! – New apron and target sticker set. – New translite. – New translite lift channel. – New flipper bats (3). – New flipper link and … Continue reading
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I just finished working on this 1970 Aquarius, a beautiful wedge head from Gottlieb. It came in non-working and wouldn’t start a game. After some fuse testing and relay checking, I found the scoring motor in the bottom cabinet was … Continue reading
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Gottlieb Genie, from 1979, was Gottlieb’s answer to Bally’s super wide Paragon. This was the start of “wider is better” pinball design in the late 70’s. A typical pinball machine at the time was 22″ wide by 51.5″ long. Bally … Continue reading
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Here’s a nice Gottlieb Mustang that was in the shop for repair. It needed a few adjustments and a general cleaning. Here’s what was done: Cleaned and adjusted 2nd player “100” reel contacts. Cleaned Player Unit in the back box. … Continue reading