The loafer
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The majority of Sinbads were solid states my friend, so still a possibility. In fact, because of the huge amount manufactured, the SS release was everywhere in the day for several years!
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The majority of Sinbads were solid states my friend, so still a possibility. In fact, because of the huge amount manufactured, the SS release was everywhere in the day for several years!
around '83 i came across a pin in a mall arcade. The mall was distant so i only had access to this for a short time. I remember the table having a casino theme with a roulette wheel that had add a ball, subtract a ball, i think replay and various points or bonuses. i _think_ it had double flippers at least on one side maybe the right but my memory is foggy from this long ago pin. It may have been a bally table but i would not bet on that (i think it had the bally replay pop). Only solid thing i have to go on is the roulette wheel . Sorry i don't have much solid memories to go on.
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DanBradford
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Riverboat gambler?
Kolchak357
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Speakeasy from Bally also had kind of a roulette wheel under the table.
http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=2270&picno=12363
http://www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=2270&picno=12363
no it can't be this is 1983 era.Riverboat gambler?
thats it august '82 can't miss that roulette wheel BINGO !!!!!! ran into it '83.
it is another awesome bally table.