This is a used HOLLYWOOD pinball machine manufactured by Chicago Coin in 1976. It is a coin-operated arcade machine. It turns on and lights right up. All the parts are there, like all the characters that pop up, all there. The only part that will be needing replacing is all the rubber bands. You can tell they have a lot of wear and tear.
Original LUCKY STRIKE Tabletop Wood Case 24 Coin As Is Pinball Game. Wood Case: 24 D. Lucky Strike is a circa 1932 pinball machine manufactured by Pace Manufacturing Company Incorporated, Chicago. Game in as found original colorful condition. Original oak wood case and metal LUCKY STRIKE marquee have aged patina. Missing glass top and back panel with lock. Coin slot goes in/out. Plunger pulls and springs back. Dust, dirt, scratches and other imperfections from normal use and years of storage. No glass top, no back panel with lock, no balls. Guaranteed Authentic, Old and Vintage. Pictures are Accurate – Please View ALL of them to appreciate and accurately determine the condition of this item.
Offered for your consideration, is this nice F-14 Tomcat pinball. Factory mylar, playfield is really nice 8/10. Plastics are all nice. Cabinet 8/10, light normal wear. Has coin mechs, no lock bar holes. The boards look clean. Most, if not all, light bulbs work. I don’t see any not working, but I may have missed something. A few minor issues. When you turn it on, it wants to go into Factory Settings mode. If you turn it on and off and on again quickly, it starts up as normal, attract mode works as it should and the game plays without issue. When you start a game, it will sometimes kick out 2 balls. Also, occasionally the strobe lights wont turn. They light up and spin sometimes, other times, they may just light up and not spin. Otherwise, the game plays, scores, functions as it should. The video will show it in attract mode. I believe these issues are all minor and could be fixed easily by someone with pinball knoedge. Photos are of the exact item you’ll receive. 2 steps, easy load out. I’m not able to lift/move this. Weekdays (during the early afternoon) are best for meeting you (or your mover). All sales are final.
Original LUCKY STRIKE Tabletop Wood Case 24 Coin As Is Pinball Game. Wood Case: 24 D. Lucky Strike is a circa 1932 pinball machine manufactured by Pace Manufacturing Company Incorporated, Chicago. Game in as found original colorful condition. Original oak wood case and metal LUCKY STRIKE marquee have aged patina. Missing glass top and back panel with lock. Coin slot goes in/out. Plunger pulls and springs back. Dust, dirt, scratches and other imperfections from normal use and years of storage. No glass top, no back panel with lock, no balls. Guaranteed Authentic, Old and Vintage. Pictures are Accurate – Please View ALL of them to appreciate and accurately determine the condition of this item.
Refurbished 1967 Beatniks pinball machine by Chicago Coin in perfect working condition with no issues. The entire machine has been completely gone through and every piece has been removed, cleaned, or replaced (if necessary). Absolutely everything on this machine has been inspected meticulously and then rechecked to ensure quality and durability. This machine plays perfectly and will continue to for many years! The original playfield looks amazing! It has been professionally touched up, cleaned and waxed. All metal side rails, coin door, legs, etc. Has been cleaned are very shiny. All new LED lights! The flippers have been rebuilt and it plays very hard and fast. It has the original plastics, lane guides, pop-bumper caps, but new rubbers have been installed. The slingshots and pop bumpers have all been juiced (DC) to really make the ball fly around; it’s a very fast paced and exciting pinball to play. Great family theme pinball that the whole family can enjoy! The original cabinet is solid and the original artwork is in great condition. The back glass is fair and has a bit of flaking, but still looks nice. This is a two player electro-mechanical model in tip-top shape! Contact me if interested or if you have questions. The pinball machine can be moved very easily – no stairs. 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. Here are the specs: The entire pinball machine with the head weighs about 250lbs. The pinball cabinet is 52in x 29in x 17in The head is 30in x 26in x 11in The legs are removable, but if the legs and the head are not removed the pinball machine is about 70 inches at its tallest point.
1966 Bally pinball Gold Rush. Very fast playing game for the era. Fun and great pin for the entire family. Please view all photos for actual condition and ask any. Roosevelt Tower Antiques & Salvage. For other unique and rare items! Items are as-is in photos. NOTICE: All items are in store for sale and may end without notice. FEEDBACK: We strive to earn positive 5 star feedback for all items. And we will leave the same for all good buyers. If you feel we deserve anything less please send us a message before leaving anything less or opening a case and we will do our best to fix the issue within 24 hours.
Original LUCKY STRIKE Tabletop Wood Case 24 Coin As Is Pinball Game. Wood Case: 24 D. Lucky Strike is a circa 1932 pinball machine manufactured by Pace Manufacturing Company Incorporated, Chicago. Game in as found original colorful condition. Original oak wood case and metal LUCKY STRIKE marquee have aged patina. Missing glass top and back panel with lock. Coin slot goes in/out. Plunger pulls and springs back. Dust, dirt, scratches and other imperfections from normal use and years of storage. No glass top, no back panel with lock, no balls. Guaranteed Authentic, Old and Vintage. Pictures are Accurate – Please View ALL of them to appreciate and accurately determine the condition of this item.
There’s not many of these little gottliebs left. Gottlieb made these in 1990 and 1993 from research, and they only produced. A total of 54 machines. There is a huge gap in known serial numbers, which start. From 12, and include 39, 46, 51, 145 (this machine), 173, and 179. Also includes an extra bell ringer complete playfield. This machine coins up, and plays, by jumping 2 wires. As it sits, t his machine. Has uninstalled coin mechs (mount inside the coin door). The new owner can. Install and wire up coin mechs, or install a free play button, or add onto a. Extra parts include a coil, a cost card, a play card, the. Original shooter rod, 2 uninstalled coin acceptors, and bulbs, all in the coin. This is the low run sister game to Bell Ringer. 32W x 32D x 46H, 250 lbs. (recommended), those dimensions are 44x47x23, 220 lbs. There are only 7 confirmed Nudge It machines as of 4/14/2024 to exist. And this one is going to get converted if it does not sell here.
This machine works as it should. The play field is in very good condition. With new rubbers and lights. The back glass is nice but has a few blemishes in the ink from the old pads that were behind the glass. All the score reels work as they should. There are no coin mechanisms in the machine and is set for free play. A new power cord and power switch have been added. Originally it did not have a power switch to turn the game on. You had to add a coin to start the machine. The stainless steel is nice except for pitting on the legs from rust being in a basement. Paint is nice for 60 years old only slightly yellowed. The back metal panel is in place with a new lock and key.
