camster
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Howdy all
Thanks for letting me join your forum. Not bragging but, know very little about this sort of thing (I have helped repair older pinball machines...)
In my local dump (I shop there sometimes) there's an "older" (70's?) machine. It's not a true pinball machine...no flippers. Here's the details I do have...
i) Appears complete and, rumour has it, the machine was functional when discarded.
ii) It was made by Allied Liesure Industries of, Hieleah Florida
iii) It's called Monte Carlo, it's a "driving game" where a pinball is guided through a maze by tilting th table with use of a steering wheel and, pedal
iv) It's rough...apparantly overwintered outside...
Who knows anything about this? Is it worth the time and, trouble to pull it from the landfill? I'm pretty adept in the repair word but, with some things (and, boy, do you learn it the hard way) quick repairs can de-value something...
I'm a newbie but, will check here often for details. Thinking about borrowing a truck and bringing it out on Wednesday (if it's worth the trouble)
Any/all replies apreciated and, if it's one of those questions "long term" participants in this forum have addressed before, bash away!
Camster
Thanks for letting me join your forum. Not bragging but, know very little about this sort of thing (I have helped repair older pinball machines...)
In my local dump (I shop there sometimes) there's an "older" (70's?) machine. It's not a true pinball machine...no flippers. Here's the details I do have...
i) Appears complete and, rumour has it, the machine was functional when discarded.
ii) It was made by Allied Liesure Industries of, Hieleah Florida
iii) It's called Monte Carlo, it's a "driving game" where a pinball is guided through a maze by tilting th table with use of a steering wheel and, pedal
iv) It's rough...apparantly overwintered outside...
Who knows anything about this? Is it worth the time and, trouble to pull it from the landfill? I'm pretty adept in the repair word but, with some things (and, boy, do you learn it the hard way) quick repairs can de-value something...
I'm a newbie but, will check here often for details. Thinking about borrowing a truck and bringing it out on Wednesday (if it's worth the trouble)
Any/all replies apreciated and, if it's one of those questions "long term" participants in this forum have addressed before, bash away!
Camster

