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Here is another one of my finds that ive just got done.. While I didnt do anything to it cosmetically I did go through the relays, switches, contacts,and score motors.. Its like a mechanical computer.. It doesnt miss a beat and functions as it should.(with the help of Doc..thanks btw) It is a very cool machine and fun to play... Let me know what you think!! Thanks... Brian....
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Awesome piece!
Brian, can you email me about a restoration project please
email jamie@footrx.com
I need about 8 beers and 2 games in before I can tell you what I honestly think, but great find!
Thanks Signaholic, Im now doing up a united ball bowler.. there a blast to play!!
Thanks eccentric1 for the love.... the machine is fun to play...im now doing a ball bowler of this time period..lol..
I have one exactly like it. Can you tell me what it is worth? I need to replace the pins but that is just about it. It works