Old Pachi, Really Good Condition!!

[MrGneiss]

This vintage looks to be in Super good condition!! Vintage experts, what say you??

RARE VINTAGE PINBALL PACHINKO MACHINE NAVY 1950S NAVAL - eBay (item 120564322792 end time May-11-10 11:59:44 PDT)

[KimbaWLion]

I am sure it will find a good home! It really is in great shape if those pictures do it justice!

[Moparformances]

thats a nice looking pachi... even though it was in the navy for a while

I like it

[hanabi]

I think that is really really nice!!

Hokoku brand, which you don't see too often, I think a couple of our members may have one, Mudfud maybe??

Interesting cell, workings and cabinet and all looks to be in great condition, apart from a couple of rusty balls

[Microbus99]

Thats an outstanding looking machine!! Too bad the starting bid is so high!

[pachiwall]

I know this thread is dead! But does anyone remember what this sold for? These things are all I want to find anymore. Model A, Model B...BORING! Something like this...VERY EXCITING!!!

[hanabi]

Can you not find it on eBay by looking at completed listings??

I'd check for you but I'm iPod surfing at moment and it's a bit tricky

[Meathead]

It's too old to be in completed listings (2010)

[JACKSJE4]

I bought it. (look to your left)

[mxfaiman]

I thought it looked familiar Jeff.

[emmadog]

I know this thread is dead! But does anyone remember what this sold for? These things are all I want to find anymore. Model A, Model B...BORING! Something like this...VERY EXCITING!!!

I hear ya. Regular vintages are cool because they're pachinkos but with few exceptions are pretty boring. Much more fun to work on than play. I compare them to pre flipper pinball machines. Neat but you wouldn't drop a whole lot of coins in them. Now Jacks' machine is a real beauty and excellent example of a different type of mechanism all together. Wish more of those would come up for sale.

[pachiwall]

I bought it. (look to your left)

I thought it might have been another, would love to find something truly unusual...like that Union machine!