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Pinball Collection of vorosdavid
| | Member: vorosdavid
From: Sacramento,CA USA (find on the map)
Specialty': First generation Solid-State
Member since: 01/24/2010
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11 pinball machines |
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last updated: 04/27/2010 |
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| pinball name | DB | manufacturer | condition | is it for sale? | notes | pictures |
| BIG TIME |
 | Bally (USA) | In storage, waiting for restoration | Yes!
contact me | It's hiding under the Gayety |
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| BLACK JACK |
| Bally (USA) | In storage, waiting for restoration | Maybe | My first machine. My 12 year old son stripped the playfield for me so I would touch-up and clear coat...maybe 'next' weekend. Otherwise, works. |
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| COMET |
| Williams (USA) | In storage, waiting for restoration | Yes!
contact me | Bought it with another machine and did not touch it yet. |
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| FLASH |
| Williams (USA) | Set up, needs some work | Yes!
contact me | needs a slingshot coil and rubber kit. |
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| FUNHOUSE |
| Williams (USA) | Set up, plays! | Never | I finally got the machine 3-21-10 that got me hooked on pinball. Playfield was already restored and everything works. I just ordred a full machine LED kit for it 3-23-10. Cant wait to get it. After playing it for the first time, my wife now understands what got me obsessed and this hobby and it is now her favorite machine too (over Teed Off). 4-27-10 So far, I have upgraded to a full machine LEDS, an LED display, new speakers, added neon sytle lights(1 blue bar behind left, upper playfield and red in the backbox behind the Funhouse on the translight), replaced all the playfield screws and lock-nuts with plated cap nuts, and made my own ramp and hole protectors with .010" stainless steel sheet metal. I am currently making playfield plastic protectors. |
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| GAYETY |
| Bally (USA) | Set up, plays! | Yes!
contact me | It was fun for a couple of weeks.Now it makes a great shelf in my garage. |
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| MATA HARI |
| Bally (USA) | Set up, plays! | Never | My second machine. My first playfield touch-up and clearcoat. Had to fix someones previous touch-up. My wife and I decided to list the machine for $1175. The playfield is completely restored and clearcoated. The playfield was not terribly bad when I got the machine as you can see from the before picture I posted on this web site. However I spent about 20 hours doing detailed hand painted touch-ups before I clear coated it. I am an artist, as you can tell from by Bio picture which was a self portrait I drew of when I was in college. I am also a CNC machinist. I machined custom playfield posts out of brass that I polished and clear coated to prevent oxidation. The brass really stands out beautifully on this machine. All of the playfield plastics are in excellent shape with no cracks. It has new rubbers and all new drop target plastics which I also mylared. The pop bumper caps have minimal brownage from the bulbs which I felt still looked acceptable, however I replaced the bumper skirts. The machine was dead when I got it. The boards are all original with no battery acid damage but it did require a few chips and transistors to be replaced. I had to replace a couple of coils and two plasma displays. Included in the restoration, I soldered all of the playfied lamp sockets so there are no bad connections. I also replaced all of the #44 bulbs with #47's (lower current draw) on the entire machine with the exception of two bulbs behind Mata Hari's breasts which I replaced with flasher bulbs. (My wife hates that! :) The backglass is in near perfect condition. There is no pealing, cracking or crazing. Howerer, I touched up 5 pinpoint sized spots that had been scratched off. I also replaced the playfield glass with a new tempered one. I cleaned and polished the coin door and replaced the locks. I cleaned and repainted the legs and the wood frame around the backglass. The cabinet is not in the best condition. This is where I left off on this project. I was planning refurbish it at a later date. It has typical wear and tear from an arcade. This is a fast and fun machine to play with the classic pinball chimes sounds. |
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| PACHINKO |
| other (see notes) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | Nishijin Super DX pachinko with SideTrosses, seems pretty rare. Next to it is my wifes pashislot machine. |
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| POLICE FORCE |
| Williams (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | A fun machine. I changed the police car LEDS to red and blue and put bright white on headlamps. looks much better. |
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| SHAQ ATTAQ |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Never | Traded Machine 4-25-10 for Honda 50, Coke fride, and China. I just got this 3-27-10. I traded a Dream arcade MAME Cabinet/computer for it. It needs a flipper coil and a good cleaning. |
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| TEE'D OFF |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Set up, plays! | Maybe | My wifes (previous)favorite. Now it's Funhouse. |
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| | | | Pinball machines that vorosdavid used to own in the past
(the following games are no longer part of vorosdavid's collection)
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| BLACKOUT |
| Williams (USA) | Sold | | Sold 4-1-10 |
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| STAR TREK |
| Bally (USA) | Sold | | Sold 2-23-10 |
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| STREET FIGHTER II |
| Gottlieb (USA) | Sold | | Sold 3-20-10 |
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DISCLAIMER: This page shows the pinball machine Collection of PinballOwners member vorosdavid from Sacramento, CA, USA. The coin operated pinball machines listed above, including their images, were uploaded into our database by vorosdavid himself; vorosdavid 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 vorosdavid'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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