Flipper aka Lassie in a wetsuit 😅 Love the creativity of that captive ball gizmo! 😃 Another fun one always a treat to see you bring 'em back from the dead! ☺
I know of a place up here in Canada that uses an ionizer to get smelly machines to stink better. Personally I'd just massage some mild scented oil product in to hide any smell. Thanks for the upload Ron and congrats on 60k subscribers. I signed up at about 20k. You're doing it right on your channel. Cheers!
I was just talking with my Dad over Christmas about your channel and he reminded me of a special place and feller from the past, early 70s. My father had a high school buddy Arty who owned a place called Putters Palace in Jacksonville, NC. It was an indoor putting, pinball, acarde venue. When we would travel back home and go buy, Arty would give me and my sister handfulls of tokens to play. I wish that place was still open, those were great memories. Dad mention he thinks Arty is still alive and was planning on reaching out to him. I am curious to hear if he still has any old machines.
Thanks SR. I did a live chat with the Goat-Shed a few days a go and we talked about the 1948 Sky Blue you were working on. They told me that he would like to stop by and pay you a visit when he's here next summer. I told them you would be, tickled pink if he did. If he makes it to Washington to go for a ride on the Space Needle , He would like to meat me and I could show them around. They are very funny guys .
The bonus unit is built that way for counting the bonus. If it stopped at one you would never get credit for one. So it cycles 1 more time to zero to add the one to the score. Later on it gets stepped up to one so every ball has one bonus unit to start with.
It means a lot to me that you missed out on a parade just to make a video for us. You didn't have to do that. You guys could have made a float that looks like a giant pinball machine and has a big inflatable Santa playing it. This game looks awesome, another great series in the works.
Thanks for filming these for us! See what you did there at the end Ron ;). Love these old machines, reminds me of a time things where made to last and for making the best fun for people more than profit (not that profit it a bad thing, or saying they didn't do well from this, just felt like profit was a servant of getting things right back then, rather than an aim to itself).
Great video Ronnie. Looks like a good start. The dolphin on the playfield looks green, is that the color? Backglass looks very nice. Can not wait for the second video. Thanks for filming. See you on the next video.
I have learnt to leave a loose screw and a random bracket in the bottom of the cabinet to confuse the next person to come along. It seems to be in very pin that Ron and Joe wotks on.
Here’s a different kind of machine. … I’ve never seen this one or played it at all. It wants to go, it’s cooperating already. I think it’s very happy it’s come to Joe’s Classic Video games to get revived and resuscitated. It might even do a few tricks when it’s cookin’ again.
I remember a pinball game that when it was over, the game would spin a 10's number wheel. It would produce a random number of 00, 10, 20, 30 .... 90. And if your score ended in the same value, you won a free game. I think it was a four player game. It was card or casino theme. I'm just musing over the old games I played in the 80's. But it was already old back then too.
My last pickup was a Chicago Coin "Action" from 1969. Got it for $85.00. It was in TERRIBLE condition. Didn't work, had a rats nest on the playfield (but somehow no rat poop inside). I put 2 months into repairing coils and completely stripping it and cleaning it. It must have been in a small smokey bar cause cabinet was completely brown and I had to use alcohol and a magic eraser you hook to your drill and I finally got all that nicotine and stuff off of it. Backglass wasn't the greatest but got it running and cleaned up and its a nice machine overall . Playfield came out great and it plays smooth. Mine is an outlane ball hog if I ever saw one lol. I lose soooo many balls to the outlanes on that machine so watching you constantly loose on your other video on this one the same way was hilarious. By the way use a green scotchbrite pad for those Jones plugs in the future. They will have them looking spotless with little effort and no brasso needed. You can fold one and get in between the plugs and it just works perfect!
Vivid colors on that one. One thing I’ve noticed while banging my head against the wall to fix a cc machine, there aren’t as many replacement parts available. People don’t love them as much as the big 3 brands. Shame. They have some cool art.
I think two of those Normal closed contact (2 and 4) are non operational because there is no corresponding contact in the normal position. The movable part was single sided. Was there actually any wires connected to those contacts.
I looked it up. It is from 1974. I dig it.
Automatic thumbs up.
Looking forward to seeing this game back in action! Great to see these machines getting proper service and being enjoyed.
Flipper aka Lassie in a wetsuit 😅 Love the creativity of that captive ball gizmo! 😃
Another fun one always a treat to see you bring 'em back from the dead! ☺
I know of a place up here in Canada that uses an ionizer to get smelly machines to stink better. Personally I'd just massage some mild scented oil product in to hide any smell. Thanks for the upload Ron and congrats on 60k subscribers. I signed up at about 20k. You're doing it right on your channel. Cheers!
wow i love seeing these old games getting fixed and being made playable again. i love the theme for this one as Dolphins are my favorite animal
Looks like a series of great videos. Amazing how dirty that machine is. Cannot wait to see you fix it all up.
Flipper was an awesome TV show!!🐬
Ecco the Dolphin was a great video game.
@@hayleywaalen2612I have only played ecco on the Seag Mega Drive/Genesis. I found that game to be tough, really tough
That is a Cool Machine. Old School look
I was just talking with my Dad over Christmas about your channel and he reminded me of a special place and feller from the past, early 70s. My father had a high school buddy Arty who owned a place called Putters Palace in Jacksonville, NC. It was an indoor putting, pinball, acarde venue. When we would travel back home and go buy, Arty would give me and my sister handfulls of tokens to play. I wish that place was still open, those were great memories. Dad mention he thinks Arty is still alive and was planning on reaching out to him. I am curious to hear if he still has any old machines.
Thanks SR. I did a live chat with the Goat-Shed a few days a go and we talked about the 1948 Sky Blue you were working on. They told me that he would like to stop by and pay you a visit when he's here next summer. I told them you would be, tickled pink if he did. If he makes it to Washington to go for a ride on the Space Needle , He would like to meat me and I could show them around. They are very funny guys .
Never seen this one. It’s going to be a beauty!
The bonus unit is built that way for counting the bonus. If it stopped at one you would never get credit for one. So it cycles 1 more time to zero to add the one to the score. Later on it gets stepped up to one so every ball has one bonus unit to start with.
Really looking forward to this series too! Happy new year to you all. Regards
I love it. So nice. Can't save e'm all when you do it is such a treat. You have made me fall in love with the old Electro Mechanical parts.
Cool machine! Thanks Ron!
It means a lot to me that you missed out on a parade just to make a video for us. You didn't have to do that. You guys could have made a float that looks like a giant pinball machine and has a big inflatable Santa playing it. This game looks awesome, another great series in the works.
Bringing out the good stuff to end the year! I like the old and odd ball stuff!
Thanks for filming these for us!
See what you did there at the end Ron ;).
Love these old machines, reminds me of a time things where made to last and for making the best fun for people more than profit (not that profit it a bad thing, or saying they didn't do well from this, just felt like profit was a servant of getting things right back then, rather than an aim to itself).
Simple lowly populated playfeild, love it. What was typical cabinet paint used on EMs.
Its is a nice machine
Great video Ronnie. Looks like a good start. The dolphin on the playfield looks green, is that the color? Backglass looks very nice. Can not wait for the second video. Thanks for filming. See you on the next video.
Neat machine!
I have learnt to leave a loose screw and a random bracket in the bottom of the cabinet to confuse the next person to come along. It seems to be in very pin that Ron and Joe wotks on.
I feel like a pinball apprentice.
I love the oversatuated color palaette. Not something I'd like to see in a new machine but for the era, I'd drop a coin or two into it.
great job as always dude, love the videos you make here.
Here’s a different kind of machine. … I’ve never seen this one or played it at all. It wants to go, it’s cooperating already. I think it’s very happy it’s come to Joe’s Classic Video games to get revived and resuscitated. It might even do a few tricks when it’s cookin’ again.
I played Dolphin as a kid. I knew of 2 places that had one.
That's a very similar pink the "Gin" and my Gin hasnt faded either.
What year was this ? 70s ? It looks like 70s. Very cool art, very cool playfield, I love it.
I remember a pinball game that when it was over, the game would spin a 10's number wheel. It would produce a random number of 00, 10, 20, 30 .... 90. And if your score ended in the same value, you won a free game. I think it was a four player game. It was card or casino theme. I'm just musing over the old games I played in the 80's. But it was already old back then too.
Do you sign or put a sticker inside each of the machines you work on? Would be kind of neat.
Cool game Joe. Are you gonna replace the right flipper bat. Gottlieb shouldn't be there now come on people 😂😂
there is a 4 person version but it is called "showtime" despite having the same artwork.
"It's not Pink, it's Salmon.. tough fish."
Marineland is just south of St.Augustine on A1A.
Springs under relay board may isolate the sound and vibration from rest of game.
0:05:45 shango torrance ca moment: our friend the dead spider..
I must be a psychic, I knew just what Joe was going to say. 😅
Lots of our viewers are Psychos don't feel bad!
@@LyonsArcade 🤣🤣🤣 🤪
@@LyonsArcadeI'm a psycho too ☝️🤕
@@LyonsArcadeHow many of these Psychos would respond the name Francis?
Hey Ron!!
My last pickup was a Chicago Coin "Action" from 1969. Got it for $85.00. It was in TERRIBLE condition. Didn't work, had a rats nest on the playfield (but somehow no rat poop inside). I put 2 months into repairing coils and completely stripping it and cleaning it. It must have been in a small smokey bar cause cabinet was completely brown and I had to use alcohol and a magic eraser you hook to your drill and I finally got all that nicotine and stuff off of it.
Backglass wasn't the greatest but got it running and cleaned up and its a nice machine overall . Playfield came out great and it plays smooth.
Mine is an outlane ball hog if I ever saw one lol. I lose soooo many balls to the outlanes on that machine so watching you constantly loose on your other video on this one the same way was hilarious.
By the way use a green scotchbrite pad for those Jones plugs in the future. They will have them looking spotless with little effort and no brasso needed. You can fold one and get in between the plugs and it just works perfect!
You know there's only three ways to lose the ball, right?
Yodelayheehoo
Think the amusement company I worked for when l left school had one of these pins, can’t want to see the final
Product. Happy happy days
Vivid colors on that one. One thing I’ve noticed while banging my head against the wall to fix a cc machine, there aren’t as many replacement parts available. People don’t love them as much as the big 3 brands. Shame. They have some cool art.
LA's Totally Awesome Cleaner will cut that nicotine sludge on the cabinet nicely. You'll be amazed. Try diluting it a bit at first.
I think two of those Normal closed contact (2 and 4) are non operational because there is no corresponding contact in the normal position. The movable part was single sided. Was there actually any wires connected to those contacts.
"Oh she'll flip" 😂
just found out the 4 player version of this game is called Showtime.
I could just guess what’s on the list .. two words.
Date Of Manufacture: March 25, 1974
Nicotine does not smell. What you are smelling is the sud from the smoke of burning tobacco. You're smelling tobacco-tar, not nicotine ... :-)
A distinction without a difference
This machine is from 1974. I played on IRL.
First!!!! 😆🤣
1974
I was at kindergarten in 1974 😁
dolphin is from 1974!
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I had 1 of these, Couldn't get rid of it fast enough. Wasn't a fan of the quality of the mechanisms inside.
You must have Covid...because one.of the.symptoms is.NO TASTE 😆
Hold on a minute playa...since you're the only one here, that left a negative comment...You're gonna go one on one..with the Undertaker 😆
He has no idea what he’s talking about, has all the same parts as any other EM pinball lol
@@Its-Broke come on Joey
@@naytch2003 cmon now
4 player games are just dumb. How much can you stand around and wait to play. Boring. Head to head combat, yeah buddy, looking forward to this one.