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CHECK OUT OUR “NEW IN BOX” PINBALL MACHINES IN NEW EQUIPMENT!

NOTE: Prices shown are for cash or check – service fees may apply to credit transactions and Sales Tax.

 

 

Please visit our store or call KIM @ 651 528 8701 #3 for more details!

 

 

 

 

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Williams  Jokerz Pinball 1988

 

 

   $4,150.00

Shopped and ready to go!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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ICE COLD BEER ARCADE MACHINE    $3,495.00

Ice Cold Beer is a mechanical arcade game released by Taito in 1983. The game is in a similar cabinet to an arcade video game, but where the screen would normally be there is a vertical wooden playfield dotted with holes. Two joysticks on the control panel control the height of the two ends of a metal bar that moves up and down the playfield, with a bearing ball rolling back and forth on the bar. The playfield is an amber color, and the holes in the playfield are suggestive of bubbles rising in a mug of beer.

Unit is completely serviced with new belts and cleaned up. ready to go (free Play)

 

 

 

 

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BIG BEN pinball machine 1975 / 1 Player   $1,499.00

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (2), Slingshots (2), Rollover buttons (5), Drop targets (3), Kick-out hole (1). End-of-ball bonus.

 

 

 

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MONSTER BASH (Chicago Gaming) 2018  ON SALE $ 10,995.00

Beautiful condition

Notable Features:	Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), Standup targets (8), Spinning target (1), Scoop (1), Autoplunger. Frankenstein pivots on operating table. Dracula moves back and forth on playfield. Hitting targets activate the ‘Phantom Flip” feature so when the ball enters a flipper inlane, game-controlled flipper action flips the ball.
Toys:	Figurines of Frankenstein, Mummy and sarcophagus, Bride of Frankenstein, Mad professor, Creature from the Black Lagoon (under playfield), Dracula in Coffin, Ogre with ball and chain.

 

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Joker Poker /1978 / 4 Players    $3,295.00

 

New Glass, Power supply, CPU, plastics LED lighting

 

 

 

 

 

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Indianapolis 500 by Bally 1995 / 4 Players     On Sale $7,095.00

Home Use Only

 

Bally

Indianapolis 500

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WILLIAMS “TERMINATOR 2”  1991   $5,150.00

REMOTE BATTERY  – LED – SHOPPED READY TO GO!

Notable Features:

Flippers (2), Pop bumpers (3), Ramps (2), Kick-out holes (2), Ball cannon (1), Video mode, Left outlane kickback, Autoplunger. Vertical Up-kicker under skull kicks the ball through a habitrail to the cannon on the right side of the playfield. Cannon then oscillates allowing player to aim for any of five targets on left side of playfield. Pulling trigger on shooter gun fires cannon.

 

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                                          1975 Rock Ola 460

 

(Budget Box)   work nice comes with full compliment of records and matching title strips

                                                                                                  80 X 45 RPM records or 160 Selections

 

Sold ASIS $995.00 + Tax

 

 

 

 

45 RPM records – checked for abrasions – cleaned & sleeved $2.50 Each

 

I strive to keep our showroom fresh and engaging, and I want my consignors to achieve quick and successful sales. I invite you to test our equipment to see how it performs firsthand.

Having been involved in the coin-operated equipment repair industry since 1974, I am committed to ensuring the longevity of this innovative technology. Coin-op manufacturers originally estimated a practical lifespan of 24 to 60 months for their products. However, many units now thrive in homes, often outlasting their expected commercial lifespan by decades. With diligent maintenance and regular servicing, numerous machines continue to operate effectively today.

I thoroughly inspect each piece of equipment before it is sold. My goal is to avoid selling machines with issues; I believe customer satisfaction is paramount. However, it’s important to acknowledge that, like any used mechanical device—such as a classic 50-year-old car—these machines may eventually encounter failures. For this reason, I cannot provide guarantees on what can be considered mechanical artifacts, and our pricing reflects this understanding. All sales are final and conducted on an “as-is” basis.