Gottlieb's Haunted House - Dimensions?

[SilverBallFiend]

Hello all,

New to the forums and wanted to ask if anyone has a Haunted House pin and could provide me with the dimensions of the table (including the head board dimensions).

I am purchasing this table tomorrow (my first) and would appreciate if anyone could post the dimensions or direct me somewhere so I may look them up.

Thanks!

 

[SKILL_SHOT]

Why dont you ask the person your buying it from? That shouldnt be a large request.

 

[SilverBallFiend]

I have (and am pending a reply) but was curious to see if anyone here might know

 

[smooverr]

Hello Stranger,

Here is the information you were requesting. Hope you find someone to move that giant frame....

Cabinet -

55-1/4" long
25-1/2" wide
16-1/2" high (front)
21" high (back - including neck)

Head -

30-1/4" wide
11-1/2" deep
~28-1/2" tall (less pin on opposite side of hinge, if MGOW uses them)
~29" tall (plus pin on opposite side of hinge, if MGOW uses them)

 

[SilverBallFiend]

Hello kind sir,

Thank you! I will definitely not have a problem getting this into my palace.
Yeah, I know a sucker who is going to help me move this beast.

I don't even have my first pin and I'm looking at what I want for my second.

I have a problem.

 

[smooverr]

Watch who you're calling a sucker you sonofa.....

Ahem...I mean, you are most welcome my good man.

 

[SKILL_SHOT]

Its spreading!

 

[Kolchak357]

Getting Haunted House! Wow! Great choice. I remember when that pin first came out. My friends and I were in awe. We used to fight over who got to play it next. Had to be 30 years ago. Still one of my all time favorites. Great backglass, flippers everywhere, and that cool organ music.

 

[SilverBallFiend]

I just got it in my place!!
Very excited!
Ill post pics once I have it all set up
The pin is in great shape and the back glass is in fantastic shape- no peeling or fading of any kind and is the original- not a reproduction. Cabinet in great shape too!

 

[Bonzo]

Congratulations! Have fun

 

[smooverr]

Congratulations brother. Its a great machine! Glad one of us got it

 

[Kolchak357]

Congratulations brother. Its a great machine! Glad one of us got it

Is it the same one that you were looking at? I remember your description. The thing sounded like new.

 

[smooverr]

Is it the same one that you were looking at? I remember your description. The thing sounded like new.

Yep, same one.

 

[Kolchak357]

Two cool pins in a week. Toronto is the place to be!

 

[smooverr]

Two cool pins in a week. Toronto is the place to be!

Lol yeah he's actually been my best friend since grade 3, about 26 years We've been hunting for tables together, and ended up with the HH after I went to see it and told him about it. Its a GREAT machine. The lighting that the seller installed is spectacular.

Hurry up and post those pics!

 

[SilverBallFiend]

Ya it's awesome- I love it! And yes same pin! It's in great shape and being a fan of older style pins, getting one in this condition is exciting!
I am going to add green LEDs to the lower play field this week then I will post tons of pics
Thinking of adding green LED track lighting under the cabinet so it looks to be glowing underneath when it's on (not part of the electronics of the pin, but seperate plug in).

 

[Kevlar]

Thinking of adding green LED track lighting under the cabinet so it looks to be glowing underneath when it's on (not part of the electronics of the pin, but seperate plug in).

I've just done this and what I did was cut the mains cord about 2 foot short of the power supply inside the cabinet and wire a power strip to the end of the cord. Then put a plug on the 2 foot length of cable and plug it into the power strip. The strip I used has 4 sockets on it so the pin and the led strips under the cabinet are plugged in leaving 2 free sockets inside the cabinet, very hand for plugging a soldering iron in.

 

[SilverBallFiend]

I've just done this and what I did was cut the mains cord about 2 foot short of the power supply inside the cabinet and wire a power strip to the end of the cord. Then put a plug on the 2 foot length of cable and plug it into the power strip. The strip I used has 4 sockets on it so the pin and the led strips under the cabinet are plugged in leaving 2 free sockets inside the cabinet, very hand for plugging a soldering iron in.

That sounds like a good idea.
Would you mind posting a pic? That would be sweet

 

[Kevlar]

I've posted a few photo's over in my thread.

 

[SilverBallFiend]

I just took a look - that's exactly what I plan to do with my Haunted pin with green LEDs. Helpful pics - thanks!