I have a 1979 Stern Electronics “Meteor” pinball machine that I upgraded to the new Bally/SternOS code. I love this game so when I found…
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Arcades were hot in the 1970s. Several companies such as Brunswick and Sears came with home versions of pinball. Bally even brought out a few…
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I found another 1979 Stern “Meteor” to restore and convert into my signature Meteor Deluxe version including updated lighting, new code and stereo sound. This…
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I hate to say this but sometimes an old pinball machine is simply too far gone to salvage and restore – at least not with…
Comments closedBetween the two of us, the following pinball machines are available for purchase or trade. Delivery and set up available within the local area. Bally…
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Sputnik 1 – the first artificial Earth satellite. It was launched into an elliptical low Earth orbit by the Soviet Union on 4 October 1957 and…
Comments closedIf you want to go way, way back, pinball’s distant cousins are games involving balls – bocce, bowling, marbles and in particular the french game…
Comments closedI saw this listing online for a vintage pinball machine, a 1949 Gottlieb “Sharpshooter” and something was way off about the backglass. The women depicted,…
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Sadly pinball is in decline in Paris. Like in the USA where you could once find pinball machines in the corner of every diner, bowling…
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First off, let me say that I don’t condone the destruction of any working pinball machine or even one that could be restored. Even pinball…
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