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We have seen a lot Jurassic Park pinball machines around here lately. No doubt due to the fact that Data East produced just over 9,000 of them (9,008 to be exact.) It’s a great game with a great theme as it … 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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Always cherish your pets. Here we have a Williams Bad Cats that needed a little love. It was in great original condition. Not purrfect, but not a raggedy alley cat either. This is a fun game for casual players or people … 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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Time to go back in time to 1967. The NFL had only 16 teams and this was the year of the famous “Ice Bowl” at Lambeau Field with the Packers defeating the Cowboys in the NFL Championship game. Considered one of the … Continue reading
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Here’s a 1993 Williams STTNG in for repair and an LED conversion. LEDs really make this game pop visually. I installed an LED kit from Coin Taker. Common failures for this game are the ball trough opto boards and many … 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
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Here’s an original Williams Medieval Madness from 1997. This was brought to me needing some minor repair and clean up. It was bought new and kept in the home ever since. It’s the nicest one I’ve ever seen and in … Continue reading