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Posted 1 year ago
trunkman
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I was out for a bike ride and discovered half a pinball machine left out on the curb. I raced home, grabbed my son and we jammed it into the back trunk of the car. It did not have the top piece and the guts were all messed up. I was not wanting to try to fix it so I stripped all the stuff off the back, found wood from a coffee table someone had tossed and used some pieces to frame this neat old early 1960's Williams pinball machine. It now has center stage in our family room. (above a trunk of course) You will notice on the last picture that I am the second guy from the left.
Pinball MachinesThroughout much of the 20th century, the names Bally, Gottlieb, and William…
thank you manikin, hunter, hedgewalker, filmnet, and a special thank you to bellin68 -- just because.
Thank you bushrat -- next game is on me...
Thank you officialfuel and kerry10456 for the L's,,,