Pinball Machines

4/64, 4650 produced, rotating disc on playfield for variable scoring, partial production with metal “jeweled”. Has been in my possession since 1982, in storage since 2000 and is in nice cosmetic shape. The cabinet is commensurate with that of a 50+ year old machine. The back glass had been professional screened-sealed with an industry recommended non-poly urethane based pinball machine back glass resin in 1989 to prevent paint flaking.

We generally prefer north american van lines, which moves a lot of priceless pinball machines these days. A generic charge is around $350, though the rate can vary depending on the destination. Crating or shrink-wrap affixing to a wooden pallet are 2-options or unit may be picked up at a location in northeastern pennsylvania on a 24/7 basis.

The non working game has the head, mini-playfield, plastics and ramps removed from the playfield but they are all accounted for in a box. The head has been tested and it does work correctly, the transformer in the cabinet has also been tested working. This game also come with lockdown bar, playfield glass and legs although they are not pictured. Working game is not shopped but plays fine, head works correctly with all switches registering, sound is fine and display is bright and has no imperfections. Both these games show cosmetic wear, are typical games not in collector shape and will need to be cleaned.

Extra pics are here: if you have any questions feel free to ask. If you win and you are in the midwest, you are open to this opprotunity.

It has been shopped out with new rubbers , replaced all burned bulbs. Playfield has a little wear. Backglass has a lot of flaking. Bk was the first game ever that had a split level or “two level” playfield. Magna-save was a feature where a user could press a button on either side and magnets would prevent the ball from draining via that outlane. It would stop and hold the ball and drop it into the inlane. The user had to perform some task to re-enable magnasave. They charge about $350-$400 from nj, more on the west coast.

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1992 data east star wars pinball machine. Machine was shopped at the time and has played well since. Machine is in overall good condition. Currently set for free play.

Needs work, displays light, sounds work, but will not play. Excellent condition, glass and case, with cash box. Make an offer and restore this classic. The system works for you and me, if you use it.
Back glass is made of plexiglass and a printed paper poster, top glass is plate glass.

It is all original as you can see from the photos. The machine is in original condition with some faded paint but over all good condition. The guy put some time into replacing bulbs and cleaning it. It was pretty dusty inside.

Definitely a restorable machine or fine tune it for an original machine. He told me today he has a co-worker coming over tomorrow who was interested in it. He doesn’t really have any connection with this guy that is coming to see the machine other then he works in the same building.

Has been in my possession since 1985, in storage since 2000 and is in nice cosmetic shape. The cabinet is commensurate with that of a 35+ year old machine. The back glass had been professional screened-sealed with a very expensive and recommended non-poly urethane based pinball machine back glass resin in 1989 to prevent future paint flaking.

Game comes complete with 4-steel legs. This game was electro-mechanically overhauled in 1999 and has been in smoke-free, climate-controlled storage at 65-degrees year-round to this date. New out-of-box “tempered” scratch-free playfield glass.

We generally prefer north american van lines, which moves a lot of priceless pinball machines these days. A generic charge is around $350, though the rate can vary depending on the destination. Crating or shrink-wrap affixing to a wooden pallet are 2-options or unit may be picked up at a location in northeastern pennsylvania on a 24/7 basis.

Vintage 1973 gottlieb & co. Good cabinet, playfield and backglass condition for its age. Unused for the past 15 years, but still in working condition. One of the rubber bands is currently broken. There is no coin box included. There look to be various original wiring diagrams, instructions and other literature in an envelope. I cannot guarantee that this item will work correctly once disassembled, moved and reassembled. There are numerous connections that will need to be unplugged and re-installed. You may make arrangements to inspect the machine before pick-up. I can provide additional pictures - if requested.