Great trade with Rival.

[Meliah]

Just letting you all know that rival/Jason and I made a Pachinko trade, could not have been smoother. He agreed to drive to me to do the deal and even provided me with some pointers, set-up, extra playing balls and a manual!

Thanks again to Jason for making my first trade here a success!

[monkeyboy]

What games did you trade?

[Moparformances]

congrats to ya.. Rival has some nice machines...

[Meliah]

What games did you trade?

Traded two Pachinko machines that needed a decent amount of work for one that was fully restored. Rival would have to confirm this but I think he said my models were both 1974, one being a Powerflash version.

[Rival]

LOL, my name is James, not Jason, but thats no biggie.

I turned loose a fully restored 1975 Nishijin (Zodiac Poker center feature) for a Thunderbird Powerflash and another 1974 Nishijin with a peacock center attraction. The powerflash is missing the fuseblock and the upper rear ball hopper. The other 1974 is complete. Frame rust is a concern on the powerflash, and the frame is not the standard rotating latch setup you normally find, but rather a vertical latch configuration. I don't have a replacement for that frame, so i may need to replace the frame and latching subsystem with parts from another 1974 if they actually fit. They may not.

Mattew was great to deal with, and now he has a cool machine that may end up getting him addicted.

[Moparformances]

LOL, my name is James, not Jason, but thats no biggie.

I turned loose a fully restored 1975 Nishijin (Zodiac Poker center feature) for a Thunderbird Powerflash and another 1974 Nishijin with a peacock center attraction. The powerflash is missing the fuseblock and the upper rear ball hopper. The other 1974 is complete. Frame rust is a concern on the powerflash, and the frame is not the standard rotating latch setup you normally find, but rather a vertical latch configuration. I don't have a replacement for that frame, so i may need to replace the frame and latching subsystem with parts from another 1974 if they actually fit. They may not.

Mattew was great to deal with, and now he has a cool machine that may end up getting him addicted.

pics of machine if ya please

[Meliah]

LOL, my name is James, not Jason, but thats no biggie.

I turned loose a fully restored 1975 Nishijin (Zodiac Poker center feature) for a Thunderbird Powerflash and another 1974 Nishijin with a peacock center attraction. The powerflash is missing the fuseblock and the upper rear ball hopper. The other 1974 is complete. Frame rust is a concern on the powerflash, and the frame is not the standard rotating latch setup you normally find, but rather a vertical latch configuration. I don't have a replacement for that frame, so i may need to replace the frame and latching subsystem with parts from another 1974 if they actually fit. They may not.

Mattew was great to deal with, and now he has a cool machine that may end up getting him addicted.

So sorry James, no idea why I typed in Jason!