Please note there are scratches, scuffs, stains and marks in spots. No cracks that I can see. All lights seem to work. Overall seems to be in good working condition. My wife tested it thoroughly. The orange gates do tend to stick and the ball must be released manually. This may be a function of the game. I don’t know. Please see the short video included in this listing!
Up for sale is a vintage Marx Interceptor pinball machine, a Cold War-era tabletop classic from the 1960s. This nostalgic piece of mechanical gaming history is fully functional and has been well maintained over the years. All core gameplay components-including the flippers, bumpers, ball return, and scoring system- work perfectly. The game plays smoothly and offers an authentic retro pinball experience. The electrical lighting system (for the backboard display) is not currently working. This feature is purely cosmetic and not necessary for gameplay. One of the original red light bulbs on the top of the backboard is also missing. However, none of this affects how the game plays or scores. As expected from a toy that’s over 60 years old, there is minor wear and tear, including small scuffs and a few dents, which only add to its vintage charm. Everything is solid and intact with no structural damage. Whether you’re a collector, vintage toy enthusiast, or just looking to relive a bit of childhood nostalgia, this is a rare find that still delivers great gameplay! Fully working gameplay (mechanical parts all functioning as intended). Well maintained with clean graphics and solid structure. Minor wear and dents consistent with age (60+ years). Electrical lights non-working (not needed for gameplay). One original red bulb missing from the backboard.
