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Love the Gottlieb bells and chimes.

Great playfield, weird art.

What's the value of this machine?

@PatriciaDuncan-em8vp Hi would like to talk to you more about this jack in the box pleas get back with me

Never seen multi ball go this far back.

Jack in the Box is a really fun and player friendly Gottlieb 1970"s machine. The four flipper arrangement is sensational. Thanks for sharing.

Can I ask you a question about the mechanics? I own dealers choice pinball, and I’m having trouble with multiplayer being selected when I hit the play button just one time. Sometimes it will keep going even past four players trying to use up more credits if they’re on the dial. Also, I’m not sure if the relay on the right side closest to the chimes is supposed to be energized, as soon as you turn the pinball machine on. Thanks.

Hi Sean, I didn't find a way to reach you directly or if you have a dm but you seem to have multiple machines. I grew up with a jukebox pinball machine and I've been looking to acquire one for a while now. Are you open to selling it and if so how can I reach you. Thanks!

Is that for sale?

Could you help me with the details of the push up mechanism. Mine is not complete

Wow ! Great suspenseful game you played. Not for the faint of heart.

There's something I like about the artwork on the backglass. It's not the clown.

I used to own this machine a long time back, I spent an entire month just replacing relays...

Thanks for uploading this video. Always great to see a rare game in action. Chicago Coin loved their "Flash-O-Matic" system and used it in many gun games and a few pinball games.

nice game.

Wow you are good

4:09 Nice phoenix ball! What a great machine. One of my all time faves.

amazing graphics!

That's a fun one. Nice work.

Hey Sean...any chance I can discuss this pin with you?

You definitely know how to play Jack!

Love the multiball.

I love how the bonus works with the animated backglass. I think the four player version is called 300. I hope to have either Top Score or 300 in my collection someday.

I love that upper playfield. I see that's how you get the multiball going. awesome.

Great game. Awesome video.

Thanks for posting this video. Another clever Ted Zale design with an interesting circuit to control use of the extra ball. Good video. 👍

My first pinball was a Jukebox. Still have it. Love the game. Great camera angle for showing the gameplay. How'd you mount the camera?

A favorite of mine at Stan's Arcade, Janesville, Wisconsin in 1969-1970. His first 4 games when I joined were "Beat Time", "Swing Time"