My dad is 86. I came here today to see what the gameplay is like. He said this was his favorite. There is one for sale about 50 miles from me. I asked my dad if he wanted this for his Birthday and he said he'd love to have it and could he help pay for it. No, you can't help me pay for it dad! But I'm going to go get it right now!!! Thanks for posting this. My dad would have been 18 when he played this!!! UPDATE: I did purchase the machine and I am looking forward to giving it to him for Father's Day!
I last played this game in 1975 at the now burned down Seaside Heights Funtown Pier.I was playing this game at a candy store in 1959,when a kid came into the store to say that Buddy Holly was dead.
My dad is 86. I came here today to see what the gameplay is like. He said this was his favorite. There is one for sale about 50 miles from me. I asked my dad if he wanted this for his Birthday and he said he'd love to have it and could he help pay for it. No, you can't help me pay for it dad! But I'm going to go get it right now!!! Thanks for posting this. My dad would have been 18 when he played this!!!
UPDATE: I did purchase the machine and I am looking forward to giving it to him for Father's Day!
I had this game when I was a kid in the early 80s
I last played this game in 1975 at the now burned down Seaside Heights Funtown Pier.I was playing this game at a candy store in 1959,when a kid came into the store to say that Buddy Holly was dead.
Traced piece of history. Very nice... and beautiful machine :)
Wonderfull very compliments
I hate them 100000 points shit,I used to luv a 100 point bonus,times change,that machine not evem intrest me
gary slack Some ageless advice: if you can’t say anything nice then don’t say anything. There are few of these older ‘wooden rail’ machines left.
Thats ok, more for us!