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09-22-2010, 11:47 AM
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gorgeous machine, Ted, and what a great find!!!
i spent my boyhood punching that button on the side at just the right moment to swing the bat for coveted homeruns into the upper deck(s)-- depending on the machine. even slipped in a number of those silver dollar bars just to play baseball on the pinball. Closest i ever got to owning one was a 007 pinball machine which i kept for 25 years until i got tired of the periodic shock i received---i'm no bell engineer!!! great thread. all the best, ole buddy barry 
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