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Just got this in today on a pallet, I had forgotten how heavy these were.
A company out in Ca. was restoring the inside. I decided to leave the outside original condition. Works great but need to tweak it a little.
The bells, lights and overall feel really takes me back. Hopefully we'll get years of play out of this baby! I got a real education puttin this machine back together. I see a lot of room on the walls for Coke stuff still.
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Thank you for stoppin by vintagemad, vanskyock24, toolate2, pickrknows and MarilynD826! You all too kind. We had a slight glitch in the game this week but it will be fixed at no cost to me next week because it's still under warranty
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Must have missed when you posted it....OMG, it is fabulous!!! Love, Love, Love!Makes me want to talk the hubby into totally re-doing The Student Prince!
Thanks Tammy! You're right, they are a lot of fun. My daughter and I have had couple rounds at it tonight.
Thank you jamiepdt and Scott!
Thank you packrat-place, sanhardin and Designer!!
Hey thank you Hedge!