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Pinball Collection of slamtilt
| | Member: slamtilt
From: Richville,MN USA (find on the map)
Specialty': no specialty
Member since: 07/25/2007
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13 pinball machines |
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last updated: 04/26/2024 |
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| pinball name | DB | manufacturer | condition | is it for sale? | notes | pictures |
| CIRCUS |
 | Gottlieb (USA) | In storage, waiting for restoration | Never | The game so nice, I bought it twice. |
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| CIRCUS |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Never | Model Number: 654 MPU: Gottlieb System 80 Type: Solid State Electronic (SS) [?] Production: 1, 700 units (confirmed) Theme: Happiness - Circus/Carnival Specialty: Widebody Design by: Ed Krynski Art by: Gordon Morison Notes: An extended wide-body machine and Gottlieb's first of only two extra wide-body games in their System 80 lineup (the other being Gottlieb's 1980 'Star Race'). Circus and Star Race are the second widest pinball machines ever made, the widest being Hercules. Circus' playfield is an extra three inches wider than the rest of the Gottlieb System 80 wide-body series, and the machine also shipped with longer legs; the lockdown bar stands 42.5 inches off the floor. The only System 80 game to feature Gottlieb's Roto-Target. Marketing Slogans: "The Greatest Pinball On Earth!" |
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| FAR OUT |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Model Number: 365 Type: Electro-mechanical (EM) [?] Production: 4, 820 units (confirmed) Theme: Psychedelic Design by: Ed Krynski Art by: Gordon Morison Notes: The 2-player version is Gottlieb's 1974 'Out of Sight'. |
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| GENIE |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | |
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| GODZILLA PRO |
| Stern (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Bought new in box april 2024 build |
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| JAMES BOND |
| Stern (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Bought New April 2023 Build. |
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| MAGNOTRON |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Model Number: 347 Type: Electro-mechanical (EM) [?] Production: 6, 550 units (confirmed) Theme: Fantasy Design by: Ed Krynski Art by: Gordon Morison Notes: The 2-player version of this game is Gottlieb's 1974 'Duotron'. |
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| MIAMI BEACH |
| Bally (USA) | In storage, waiting for restoration | Maybe | My first Bingo. Broken back glass and no legs. |
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| ROLLER DISCO |
| Gottlieb (USA) | In storage, waiting for restoration | Never | Parts machine, backglass is gone.... |
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| ROLLER DISCO |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Model Number: 440 MPU: Gottlieb System 1 Type: Solid State Electronic (SS) [?] Production: 2, 400 units (confirmed) Specialty: Widebody [?] Design by: Ed Krynski Art by: Gordon Morison |
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| SEVEN UP |
| Williams (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | |
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| SUPER SPIN |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Model Number: 404 Type: Electro-mechanical (EM) [?] Production: 1, 352 units (confirmed) Design by: Ed Krynski Art by: Gordon Morison Notes: The 4-Player version is Gottlieb's 1977 'Jet Spin'. Convertible to Add-A-Ball. |
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| TOLEDO |
| Williams (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Model Number: 465 Type: Electro-mechanical (EM) [?] Production: 3, 001 units (confirmed) Theme: World Places Design by: Harry Williams Art by: Christian Marche Notes: 4 player version is Williams' 1975 'Valencia'. |
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DISCLAIMER: This page shows the pinball machine Collection of PinballOwners member slamtilt from Richville, MN, USA. The coin operated pinball machines listed above, including their images, were uploaded into our database by slamtilt himself; slamtilt is the sole responsible for the information contained in this page. The pinball machines shown above are not necessarily for sale! Please refer to the 4th column in the list to know whether a certain pinball is for sale or not. Most likely slamtilt's pinball machines are second-hand (used) pinballs that were once installed in bars and other public places; their value as a collectible largely depends on appearance and functionality of every single machine. |
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Comments left by other members of our website
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| | | | From surfchamp on 02-22-2019 00:23: |
 | Great collection!
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| | From gorgar on 05-27-2016 11:01: |
 | Roller Disco and Circus - the two machines which teached me to handle EVERY pinball in the early 80ies. The two were placed in our local supermarket. Greetings from germany: Gorgar |
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