FS: Bally Skill Roll - PARTS

[Michael Minchew]

FS: Parting Complete Bally Skill Roll. Let me know what you need for your
game.

Relax - I had to do this as part of restoring my personal game that needed
some of those special aluminum playfield switches and few other odds and
ends.

The cabinet is a repaint and if no one wants it, I'll turn it into a piece
for the local elementary school to use at their carnivals.


I will also have a limited run of Perfect Reproduction glasses in a few
weeks. I have was unhappy at the ones available so a friend at a design
firm is laying out all the artwork to my standards and they will be ready in
3-4 weeks. I'm only paying to produce ones that are spoken for so email me
for the details. I expect pricing to be in the $185 range. These will be
made from all new film and screens - guaranteed to be sharp.

Lastly, I will also have reproduction Cabinet Instruction Cards (complete
sets) done. I'll make these available at a nominal cost when finished and
printed on the correct stock.

[Josh A.]

Post by Michael Minchew
I will also have reproduction Cabinet Instruction Cards (complete
sets) done. I'll make these available at a nominal cost when finished and
printed on the correct stock.

Where does an instruction card mount on the cabinet? I've never seen
one on a game. I could use a couple of the compression springs that
act as shock absorbers for the flip handles.

[Michael Minchew]

There are actually several cards. The ones that I'm working on go on the
front center of the top wood trim - basically it says to let the score
register before shooting the nickle again. Look carefully, your game likely
has two thumbtack holes about 3 3/4" apart...

Tha second one goes on the lower back of the cabinet just above the
opening - it says that the opening has been provided so that the operator
can weight down the cabinet as needed. I guess that passed for a tip-over
warning in the 1950's...

I'm not re-making the below:

There is also a set of score cards that were included in the manual pack
that you could tape to the inside of the glass.

Finally - a big sign that went on top (to be attached to that small part of
the top wood trim) that said FAO - No Gambling.
--
Mike Minchew
Plano, TX
***@verizon.net

Check out the Fireball Pinball Restoration Web Site - photos/text:
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Post by Josh A.

Post by Michael Minchew
I will also have reproduction Cabinet Instruction Cards (complete
sets) done. I'll make these available at a nominal cost when finished and
printed on the correct stock.

Where does an instruction card mount on the cabinet? I've never seen
one on a game. I could use a couple of the compression springs that
act as shock absorbers for the flip handles.