Another "Pong-in-a-Barrel" sighting?

[lostarcade]

It's definitely an interesting job on the coin door. Fibreglass sheeting on the inside to keep the barrel staves from falling apart, cut the coin door and add hinges and a support on the top and bottom.

I would think that is a one of a kind transplant from one of the wooden cases.

ken

I think I read somewhere that the real pong in-a-barrels had fiberglass in them.

 

[prOk]

Total hack job really.. one of those bootleg pongs grafted on top of an old whiskey barrel. I hope you told him what it really is Mclemore? Or is he going by people asking dumb questions and thinking it's worth a bunch of money and the real deal??

 

[mclemore]

Total hack job really.. one of those bootleg pongs grafted on top of an old whiskey barrel. I hope you told him what it really is Mclemore? Or is he going by people asking dumb questions and thinking it's worth a bunch of money and the real deal??

Yes I did try to shatter that bubble a little bit. It still is a very interesting piece of history in my opinion, just not a 'need to have', and not very valuable.

 

[KevinMullins]

Love the Jack Daniels label.

 

[37fleetwood]

I think I read somewhere that the real pong in-a-barrels had fiberglass in them.

there's no fiberglass in mine.