Day: October 6, 2026

Refurbished Fireball Classic Pinball Machine (Bally) 1985

Fireball Classic is a solid-state remake of Bally’s iconic 1972 electromechanical Fireball designed by Ted Zale. The original’s moveable “zipper flippers” were replaced with standard-sized flippers and the art was updated and the rules were updated while maintaining a similar chaotic playfield layout to that of the original. Features 2 flippers, 3 pop bumpers, 3 mushroom bumpers, captive ball kick-out holes, a messenger ball, and a signature central spinning disc. The unpredictable center disc whips the ball across the playfield at wild angles. Supports 2- or 3-ball multiball modes; getting multiple balls going simultaneously doubles or triples playfield values. Players can aim for a precise initial plunge that stops shy of the top left gate to score major points and light the pop-bumpers. Very exciting pinball to play! Here’s a walk-around video showing the condition of this pinball machine. Here’s a few videos showing gameplay. This pinball machine has been fully shopped out. Thorough cleaning of playfield and wax; each piece is removed and meticulously cleaned. Any broken pieces are fixed or replaced. All electronics are completely checked and cleaned to ensure the games play well. NVRam has been installed; flippers were rebuilt; new spinning motor; new playfield glass; new rubbers; new pinballs; new felt cabinet protectors; new leg levelers with acrylic base to protect your floors. The original backglass is in great shape but the colors have faded; the original plastics are in excellent shape; the original score displays are working with no missing segments; the original cabinet with original side art is in good condition; and the playfield artwork is very nice. The pinball machine will be fully assembled and plug’ n play ready! I will make sure it happens without a hitch. It will fit in the back of any truck and almost any SUV if you remove the head and legs (very easy). I can help disassemble and load it with your help. The pinball machine can be moved very easily – no stairs. There is tractor-trailer truck access on the street as well.