How much i must have it

Any updates on this project?

I take it you sold it already? If not how much? If you did sell it, how much? Just curious what this is going for.

I live in Norfolk Virginia and at ocean view amusement park one of the original laughing sounds when they close down that Park she was restored and now in California at arcade

Beauty ! Nice work, Cheers !

watched it again, excited to see it when you're done

posted this on FB and someone else said they had found # 28 earlier this year, but then someone else said the count might be in the 30s now and I have no idea who is keeping tabs :) Just a stunning game, thanks for sharing.

Remarkable machine. I have a 1936 Peerless payout pinball machine. It was one ball 5 cents. Has most original parts, the rest I bought on ebay or manufactured them. I wonder how much it is worth?

What an original strange ride haha!

How much you need to get for it

Is this still available

You guys do amazing work

I have always loved this display. I once found one without the base but the store wouldn’t sell.

You're doing the Lord's work, lol! Back in the late 70's, we'd go to Weirs Beach, have some beers and play the crap out of this!!! Put that in an arcade today and there's be lawsuits, protests and exploding Karens all over the place.

If i may ask...what is this going for please... Its gorgeous...!!!!

Reminds me a lot of my Mills War Eagle.

Was this originally chrome? It seems unlikely to me that every square mm of chrome would fall off. Seems to me this was likely polished metal and not chrome. If the paint is original, I would think at most doing some touch up rather than repainting it.

So cool! Good job Mike

Hi Mike , I have one of these . I am Missing the lower part that you called the bezel. Do you know of a source for that ? or a good used one. I think I could make one if I had one to copy. Ray

are you still working on it? I’ve just started on trying to make a drinking automata, and this series is one of the best for seeing how it works 💖

Too cool

Just picked up a Sea Raider. Excited to start digging into it... After a couple more projects out of the way first lol.

Off The Wall Antiques in LA had several of these in 2001. They were selling for $5k.

Absolutely unbelievable! What a great job. So impressive that you can restore such a treasure. Thank you for providing this video to us all.

Looks great. Get a website to show them off and sell them.

Spice girls say you’ll be there! ❤

Looks brand new.

beautiful!

Is that a Ball Bowler a Keeney in the background?

Do you think that you can something else out of an old postal stamp vending machine

It's amazing how you can bring these machines back to ilfe. Would be my dream job but I bet it's hard work. Can you get more cards made with the same thickness?

How much you selling it ?

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This are popular in Puerto Rico but they are of 24 horses

I would love to own one of these ❤

Monkey on the playfield looks like a Bigfoot.

I have one of these I want to restore!! Thanks for the video. GIves me motivation! Great job!

This is excellent, i would love to see this restored exactly how it was in the dick van dyke show. How is it coming along?

What a great video! I love this stuff, and i love the dick van dyke show. 👍🏻

Very clever machine and well restored. Almost an obvious development in coin-op, yet it seems to have been unsuccessful given their rarity and obscurity today.

Super cool piece!

I adore these beautiful low-run reproductions. I love the Michael Papa book.

Fantastic piece of gambling history re-done to perfection!!

Before Chuck E. Cheese there was this, and the laughing sailor. It must have been an amazing day if a kid got to play one of these! That thing’s older than my dad and he was born in the ‘60s!

Beautiful piece of history!

Hi Mike, nice video! However can I suggest that the purpose of the small dial is actually to set the day of the week. They originally carried discs showing IN OUT IN OUT etc covering six working days. This moved the drum back and forth. Each employee would therefore stamp their starting and finishing time, each day, on the paper chart in a vertical column. I believe machines were also made for 5 and 7 working days and, as you said, for 50, 100, 150 and 200 employees. Thanks again!

Glad to see. I remember seeing one in action in the 60's . But most did not believe me. LOL

haha. you keep calling them videos.

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