Bride Of Pinbot Pinball Machine Williams Coin Op Arcade 1991 Home Use Since 1996
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:13994842 | Country/Region of Manufacture: United States |
| Year: 1991 | Brand: Williams |
This machine has been in my personal collection since 1996, which means that I have had it for a little over 23 years. I acquired it from an operator friend who had it on location for a little while since new. It is in excellent overall condition and works perfectly. Please be sure to check out my other listings, as I also have a nice Williams Cyclone up for sale at this time as well.
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Playfield has been maintained over the years and the rubber components are all in excellent condition. This game came with a mylar protective coating on the playfield from the factory, so there is no obvious visible wear on the artwork. You could either remove or replace this coating for a slight "bump" in playfield clarity, but the machine looks just fine as-is. Certain bulbs have been "upgraded" to LED, but only those that do not effect the appearance of the playfield. Most of them are flashers and bulbs under the playfield which makes things "pop" without ruining the look of the machine. General illumination is still standard lighting, as changing out all of the lamps to LED drastically changes the appearance of the game and causes a "strobe effect" on the ball that is annoying. I do not know the exact number of plays off hand, but it has not been played very much in the 23 years that I have owned it.
The ONLY thing that is not working is the small red flasher on the left hand side of her head / helmet. When I received the game, the small PCB that holds the flasher was missing and I never got around to sourcing a new one. There is also a small blue star post missing in the hidden area on the right hand side above the outlane at the entrance / exit to the right loop. I have some new replacements with associated rubber that I will supply with the game. The only reason why I never replaced it was because 1) I didn't have the right bolt to re-install and 2) it does not seem to effect the game in any real way and is not visible.
I am located in Huntsville, Alabama and can not provide delivery. I will, however, work with a buyer to arrange proper handling of the machine through the shipper of their choice. The last time I sold a game, it was handled by Bob Cunningham of Billiards, Etc. out of Vero Beach, Florida and it seemed to work out very well. He will hand deliver to your location from his truck. These photos really do not do the machine justice, as my gameroom is not well lit and I have to use flash which can cause reflections. Please let me know if you have any questions and thanks for looking!
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Playfield has been maintained over the years and the rubber components are all in excellent condition. This game came with a mylar protective coating on the playfield from the factory, so there is no obvious visible wear on the artwork. You could either remove or replace this coating for a slight "bump" in playfield clarity, but the machine looks just fine as-is. Certain bulbs have been "upgraded" to LED, but only those that do not effect the appearance of the playfield. Most of them are flashers and bulbs under the playfield which makes things "pop" without ruining the look of the machine. General illumination is still standard lighting, as changing out all of the lamps to LED drastically changes the appearance of the game and causes a "strobe effect" on the ball that is annoying. I do not know the exact number of plays off hand, but it has not been played very much in the 23 years that I have owned it.
The ONLY thing that is not working is the small red flasher on the left hand side of her head / helmet. When I received the game, the small PCB that holds the flasher was missing and I never got around to sourcing a new one. There is also a small blue star post missing in the hidden area on the right hand side above the outlane at the entrance / exit to the right loop. I have some new replacements with associated rubber that I will supply with the game. The only reason why I never replaced it was because 1) I didn't have the right bolt to re-install and 2) it does not seem to effect the game in any real way and is not visible.
I am located in Huntsville, Alabama and can not provide delivery. I will, however, work with a buyer to arrange proper handling of the machine through the shipper of their choice. The last time I sold a game, it was handled by Bob Cunningham of Billiards, Etc. out of Vero Beach, Florida and it seemed to work out very well. He will hand deliver to your location from his truck. These photos really do not do the machine justice, as my gameroom is not well lit and I have to use flash which can cause reflections. Please let me know if you have any questions and thanks for looking!
