Member: 1psuviking From: Atco,NJ USA (find on the map) Specialty': First generation Solid-State Member since: 12/27/2011
2 pinball machines
last updated: 12/29/2012
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COUNT-DOWN
Gottlieb (USA)
Set up, plays!
Never
I just bought this game a couple of weeks ago. I had to travel about 150 miles each way but it was worth the trip. I have cleaned the board up, replaced some lights and also adding a new Gottlieb decal to the coin slot area. The game already had the rubbers replaced but needed a good thorough cleaning. Restoring the game as much as possible. The playing condition is very smooth and quick at times. I played this game as a kid and to get one in my house at the age of 43 is a dream come true! I am looking to possibly replace the backglass because the one I have has some light flaking. It doesn't look that bad and really just adds a little original charm to the machine. The cabinet is in excellent condition and I would rate this game and it's current condition a solid 8 or 9 out of 10! I love this game and hope to have it for many years.
HOT SHOT
Gottlieb (USA)
Set up, plays!
Never
1973 Gottlieb Hot Shot! Picked this game up earlier this year. I played this all the time as a kid in the mid to late 70's in nearby Berlin, NJ. It was in a luncheonette and the only game they had. Brings back a lot of memories and never thought I would ever own one!
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