Games For Sale,Shop Notes
Check out this amazing Whirlwind! This pinball machine is a near-perfect example of a perennial favorite, and we just finished a full shop job and deluxe treatment on it. Take it home today!
$7500
Williams came out with Whirlwind in 1990, and produced more than 7,300 games. (IPDB)
This game’s popularity rests mostly on its storm-chaser theme, complete with spinning discs on the playfield and a fan atop the head that turns on during bonus modes.
We gave this game a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, buffed, tumbled, or otherwise cleaned.
We installed Cointaker LEDs throughout this game, for a huge difference.
Check out that beautiful glow!
We added a few extra touches, too, including Super Bands, color-coded post rubbers, and new disc decals.
Look how pretty they are now!
We also installed these awesome pop bumper lights. Doesn’t that look cool?
Here’s the other set of pop bumpers. Looking good!
Check out those speaker lights! This game is ready to go home with you today!
Shop Notes
We just finished a full shop job on this super Williams Firepower II pinball machine. This machine was in amazing shape, and it played great. Too bad you didn’t call about it!
Williams came out with Firepower II in 1983 and produced 3,400 games. (IPDB)
The game came out three years after its namesake Firepower was a mega hit for Williams. The company sought to build on its success, marketing “FP2” as having “all of the excitement of the original Firepower, PLUS…”
We gave this machine a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, buffed, washed, polished, or otherwise cleaned.
Everything works mechanically 100% and this game is in great shape!
Look at that beautiful glow!
Enjoy the game, Keith!
Shop Notes
We just finished a full shop job on this Bally Nitro Ground Shaker pinball machine. This machine is in amazing shape, and it played great. Too bad you didn’t call about it!
Bally came out with Nitro Ground Shaker in 1980 and produced around 7,950 games. (IPDB)
It originally was billed as Ground Shaker, “Hot off the line supercharged pinball,” and Nitro was added to the name along the line.
This game is a hit with racing enthusiasts, obviously, but usually gets a nod from most players due to its awesome artwork by Dave Christensen.
We gave this machine a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, buffed, washed, polished, or otherwise cleaned.
Everything works 100% mechanically and this game plays great.
Enjoy the game, Keith!
Games For Sale
We just finished a full shop job on this awesome Stern Lord of the Rings pinball machine. This machine is always fun with its depth of play and cool theme and this one is a particularly nice, HUO example of the game. Too bad it’s sold already!
Stern came out with Lord of the Rings in 2003, and produced around 5,100 machines. (IPDB)
This game came out the same year as the third installment of Peter Jackson’s cinematic trilogy, based, of course, on the classic J.R.R. Tolkien works.
Fans of Middle Earth especially love the game, with so many toys and modes that touch on the best parts of Tolkien’s world. But the game is a perennial favorite of all players.
We gave this machine a full shop job, tearing everything off the playfield to be tumbled, buffed, washed, polished, or otherwise cleaned.
We added a few extra touches on this one too, including Super Bands, and color-matched post sleeves.
Enjoy the game, Paul!
Shop Notes
We hit the jackpot with this game!
Diamond Lady plays fast and has great flow, really a lot of fun with its drop-target card game and bonuses.
Game has been fully shopped and all bulbs converted to LED. New rings, post rubbers, cosmetic touchups and more.
Check it out! Too bad it’s sold already!
Gottlieb came out with Diamond Lady in 1988 and produced 2,700 of the games. (IPDB)
We’ve given this game a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, washed, tumbled, buffed, or otherwise cleaned. We changed the rings and added a few custom touches as well.
We’ve converted this game to full Cointaker LEDs, and the lights look great now!
Check out that beautiful playfield!
This game has been sold!
Shop Notes
Check out the amazing style and ’80s flair on this aweome game! Data East was “right on target” with this one.
Game has been fully shopped and all bulbs converted to LED. New rings, post rubbers, cosmetic touchups and more.
SOLD!!
Data East came out with this great game in 1988. (IPDB)
They built 1,002 of these super sub-themed games.
We’ve given this game a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, washed, tumbled, buffed, or otherwise cleaned. We changed the rings and added a few custom touches as well.
We’ve converted this game to full Cointaker LEDs, and the lights look great now!
Look at that beautiful glow!
The view from the back.
The view from the front.
Check out the periscope view in the middle.
You’ll never see this one again!
Shop Notes
Looking for a game with some “High Voltage Excitement?” This awesome Bally game is perfect for you!
Game features several multi-ball modes, has power-save to protect ball drains, and has lots of cool ramps. Game has been fully shopped, all bulbs converted to LED, new rings and post rubbers, cosmetic touchups, and more.
SOLD!!
Bally came out with Strange Science in 1986, and produced 2,350 of the games. (IPDB)
Bally hyped up the “high-voltage excitement” and “unique neon display” in the game.
We’ve given this game a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, washed, tumbled, buffed, or otherwise cleaned. We changed the rings and added a few custom touches as well.
We’ve converted this game to full Cointaker LEDs, and the lights look great now!
Check out that beautiful glow!
Don’t you wish you’d seen this ad earlier?
Shop Notes
What’s more fun than watching South Park? Playing South Park!
This colorful game features all your favorite kids from Colorado along with Mr. Hanky in the toilet and other awesome moments from the first and best seasons.
Game has been fully shopped, all bulbs converted to LED, new rings and post rubbers, cosmetic touchups, and more.
SOLD!!
Sega came out with its South Park pinball machine in 1999, two years after the lovable tykes at the heart of the cartoon made their TV debut.
This machine was the last title manufactured by Sega, and production was completed by Stern. Around 2,200 machines were built. (IPDB)
We’ve given this game a full shop job, pulling everything off the playfield to be polished, washed, tumbled, buffed, or otherwise cleaned. We changed the rings and added a few custom touches as well.
We’ve converted this game to full Cointaker LEDs, and the lights look great now!
Someone else already took it home, mmmkay?
