Slippyblade
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So it looks like I've gone and bought my first pin, Spirit of '76. This is important to me because my father-in-law was the sound engineer on this machine. Getting it for a good price thanks to a buddy who knows how to negotiate.
My simple question is: how do you transport a pinball machine? I can't imagine them being solid enough on those spindly legs to just strap into a truck. I literally have no idea how to batten down the hatches on a machine to make it safe to move. It's an old EM machine and we'll be transporting from L.A. to Phoenix, about 6 hour drive.
My simple question is: how do you transport a pinball machine? I can't imagine them being solid enough on those spindly legs to just strap into a truck. I literally have no idea how to batten down the hatches on a machine to make it safe to move. It's an old EM machine and we'll be transporting from L.A. to Phoenix, about 6 hour drive.


