I am helping a friend clean out 30 years worth of trash his hoarder-ass has managed to pile up. He/I I have 4 pinball machines to deal with. Right now, they are buried so I cannot show you much. I'm looking for interested parties for these pins. They will not be for sale for a little while. But we are getting closer.

Here is what I have. ( the 60 year old nicotine stains are free )

1) Williams Stop n Go. The cabinet is painted black. From little I could see under all the dust on the glass the play field looks OK. The plastics are a melted mess.

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2) Williams Surf Rider. Back glass is trash. Has a strange set of legs on. From what I can tell the play field looks OK.

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3) Williams Tic Tac Toe.

No pics but the back glass looked surprisingly OK.

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4) This unit has no back glass so I have no idea of what it is. Perhaps someone will recognize the cabinet.

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I realize these are not high demand pins. My friend will be wanting them gone and will follow my advise. Looking for interested parties. I will respect first come-first served when it comes to finding a price agreement on these pins. I am interested in talking now and early.

Buy one or buy them all. Bring your trailer and load up.

They are in storage in an unheated building. The roof of the building is solid and there are no water leaks. Just a lot of dust. I'm not quite sure yet when we will be pulling them out for better pics. But if a deal can be made with someone who wants to bring your own trailer, pretty much any weekend can be arranged for a pick up.

Interested parties--if there are any--, please send me a PM and we can talk. As time processes I can clean off the play field glasses and take pics for a better look.

My name is Monte Hall. Let's make a deal.

Thanks

I understand. Once we can get back to THIS storage space and free up some room, I will clean them off and get better pics. They are stacked in some heavy duty shelving. The Tic Tac Toe in sitting on the floor but it is buried is why I have no pics.

This is just an early bird heads-up for any possible interested parties.

Well, Bummmmer ! Here is what you want but the transportation costs kill any enthusiasm.

Pinside shows:

1) 1675 Stop n Go's produced.............................. 6 pinsiders want one.

2) Tic Tac Toe has no production numbers................1 Pinsider wants one

3) Surf Riders no production numbers......................10 pinsiders want one.

4) Naples no production numbers............................1 pinsider wants one.

I would rather be dealing with high production numbers and at least have 30 or 40 pinsiders wanting one. They are not in danger of being trashed or shipped to the landfill. But having them gone is preferable.

If nothing happens here, I will place them on Craigs list local ad.

Thanks for the Mr. Pinball suggestion. My OP friend uses it religiously. A pin flea market is only a very remote possibility. Too much gas for too little return.

I told the seller/hoarder I want to get them up on legs, clean them up and show some better pics. He has the legs but I did not see any leg bolts. And the legs I saw were the standard steel legs. I did not see any of the wooden woodrail legs.

From what little I could see, the play fields looked nice. As noted, the plastics on the Stop n Go are a melted mess. I do not know the condition of the plastics on the other three pins at this time.

I really can't do very much until I get them cleaned up a bit. I don't know if they will turn on when plugged or be dead as a doornail.

I can't answer that yet. Not a clue. It is too thin of a market. I have to do some more looking around. Woodrails are not my wheelhouse. I have had one inquiry about one of the pins. I need to see them when cleaned up.

Sorry. No old computers.

I'll bring whatever I find to the thread for you. But I am helping a friend and I can't pull the trigger on anything. I can only suggest.

Last night he told me the pins are not top on his mind. He has 26 old cars to move: 2 '57 Chevys, 60 Cadillac, 68 Caddy convertible, 2 Vettes, 2 El Caminos, etc. No one has a gun to his head but he thinks some action of some kind from the town is coming his way.

I'll work on the pins whenever I can.

o-din has good taste in pins. I really want to see the the play field on the Surf Rider.

This Surf Rider looks like it has lived hard. I am anxious to see the condition of the play field on the Surf Rider that is buried.

This is not a bad looking pin. But what would the hassle be to keeping this 4-player pin running?

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It is really a very nice looking pin. I was drawn to the picture immediately.