1930s mills pinball
Re: 1930s mills pinball
Thanks Chewy!! I saw it too and am considering a bid/snipe. I hope it doesn't get too pricey!!
Jeff Jackson, Denver CO
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Re: 1930s mills pinball
That is a nice machine. the playfield is in excellent shape for its age. it looks like it has been previously restored to some extent.
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From the description it sounds as if the solenoids are not working correctly. Anyone know how difficult they would be to fix or replace?
(for the record, I am officially bidding on this one)
Jeff
Jeff Jackson, Denver CO
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yeah thats actually an easier fix than you think you can rewind the coils if need be, also theres another forum I belong to that deal specifically with pre-war pins that you could get a lot of info from. Good luck with the bidding I hope you get it. BTW Queen creek is near me.
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I was out bid!
It sold for $700!!! (well above my toy budget limit) I'm sure the seller is quite pleased with the outcome of his/her auction.
Jeff Jackson, Denver CO
There is a fine line between "hobby" and "mental illness."
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that was twice my budget, too. I think it got sniped after my snipe... a very active last 10 seconds there.
oh well, I got the pinball from morro bay on sunday
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