Just bought one today. Pretty excited!

Very cool machine......I like the design. You need a lot of patience with this one for when to flip and nudge, but there is a strategy that works.

I’m playing this machine now at Hotel McCoy in Tucson Arizona

I'd imagine the readout from the roulette is fairly complicated...

I have only one complaint: At 1:43, you should have held off on the left flipper a fraction of a second. Would have saved that ball! It dawned on me today as I watched... Fifty years, to the day, I was probably playing this game. My walk home from school took me past a hamburger joint that had it, and I stopped nearly every day. I won't bore people with memories and stories, but I got a bunch of 'em. This is the best video on KZbin. Thanks for posting. I've visited it many times over the years.

One of the coolest pinball machines I've ever seen especially for an EM machine :)

great game..i remember it

Unusual layout. I like it. I remember playing a pinball with a roulette wheel in playfield, way back in the early 80s but, I'm not sure it was this one.

That spinner at the bottom is like a Gottlieb Super Score pinball

Nice game ! It's the smaller fronton (with backglass not in plastic but in glass) version. I've the same and i want to restaur it. Do you know how many pieces of this one ? regards

thanks, I have a 69 suspense with the bonus wheel. I really like yours

I got to play my next door neighbor’s a bunch in the late ‘70s. Loved that game. There are definitely similarities to my all-time favorite I found 10 years later, Cyclone.

Nice game! Just unbalanced to the right side

¡que pedazo de antiguedad!

Great playing with long lasting fast ball action. Definitely no Drain Monster. www.ipdb.org/showpic.pl?id=635&picno=18074

Unlike a lot of pingers from those days, you can see details of a true skill game. What a great design. Beautiful machine.

me and my son rebuilt one for a guy it was in bad shape both mechanical and cosmetic . the score motor gears were striped causing the cams too move slow

Thanks for all the awesome videos. I have wanted to show this one to my daughter for a long time and I just did. I would love to own this one.

Great video and nice game!!!

Great video!!!!

Pretty cool to see the roulette wheel thing in the center on an old em game.

weak flippers!

Ding Ding, dong, .... haha, nice, this machine must be a non-electronic one. No speakers or electronic sound FX Got to see inside some machines like this today, beautiful works of art they are! And they provide plenty of fun!

This is what started it all for me. First pinball I ever bought was a Fan-Tas-Tic back in the summer of 2004. Been collecting ever since.

please get me $400 dollars

I paid $400 for one about 30 years ago and will never sell it. I also have a Williams Pesco Batting Champ paid $2200 7 years ago.These games grew up playing at Dunkin's Beach in New Hampshire.

Just purchased one in Belgium. It has great replay value!

In Cologne..

"Trying to get o-o-o-ver....Trying to get o-o-o-o-over..." It's been a few years since you did it, but here's some belated thanks for posting that superb machine with a great soundtrack! I enjoyed that, and now I'm gonna go rummage around in my old 8-track bins looking for Curtis. He's in there somewhere...

Hands down one of the most memorable machines I ever played - 1976 on a waterskiing trip to the Colorado River. There was a snack shop/convenience store near the campsite and this machine was still 10-cents for one game/25-cents for three! I played the shit out of it. Thanks for posting! If you ever get a chance, visit the Pinball Hall of Fame in Las Vegas where you can play over 300 classic pins!

I also have this pinball... in France ! I'm living in Paris and I want to sell it. Could you tell me how much it costs in US ?

I also have this pinball... in France ! I'm living in Paris and I want to sell it. Could you tell me how much it costs in US ?

I remember this machine in Snuffy's Cousin Restaurant in (now) Shoreline, Washington, and also at the American Dream down in the University District. From what I recall it was a challenging- yet fun- game! One of the last Williams machines you could do the "quarter trick" on, too...

i have this pinball toooooo :)

@chuckeisenhardt Crave Entertainment should've added this machine in the pinball hall of fame collection for the consoles.

not a speed limit sighn in sight. im so freakin jealous.:(

Looks like a pretty cool machine there. :)

That's a rather unusual flipper configuration. The main flippers are usually near the very bottom by the drain hole.

Man, that looks like a fun machine! I love the way the bumper is between the flippers!

Cool game and Super Fly = good times.

Awesome bug and great video. Curtis Mayfield was an excellent choice. My 2003 Turbo-S is now 230 hp.

I like the car in ur front .. he speeding ... !! more then u ! LOOL

Damn Nice Video But put Some English On That Ball !! Must Have The Legs Cemented Into Tha Floor to prevent theft !! I knocked Myself OffLine Twice Just Bumping My Desk getting into tha groove again !!!

NipKowDish, it's called the score motor (what you called "The multi-cam (internal) motor ) Enjoy! I own 18 pins myself

You can tell a game is old when the flippers say "FLIPPER" on them. I'm too young to remember when this game came out, but I do remember the pre-video game era, when all there were at the bowling alley were pinball machines like this one. I miss those times.

love the beetle

Lotsa' coils and wires I bet.Nice machine!!

I passed on an opportunity to get a FAN-TAS-TIC machine for pretty cheap, and I regret it. Such a unique game!

i own a beetle 1,9 TDI tuned to 116 hp max speed 212kph but the aceleration is outrageus

The Autobahn is a thing of beuty, that is one of the only countries I would trust to let the population have an Autobahn haha.