Williams Liberty Bell 1977 Pinball Machine
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- This machine is very special to me. Not only is the art work and game play totally awesome, but this machine was purchased by my Grandfather only about a year or so after these were made. It ended up in his butcher shop in Conneaut, Ohio. You can actually look up and find several articles about the work he has done for the State of Ohio Health Department, and then later his butcher shop. He is very well known by the entire city. He unfortunately just today passed away. His departure from us is a poignant reminder of all the memories I have of him, and all that he has done for us. This machine is one of them.
I love antique pinball machines. There is actually a pinball museum here in Roanoke!
I really love them too, relay logic pinball is just so charming. No computerized machine can replace the feeling that these bestow to the player. They are timeless and will always be fun to play. I have one machine from 1989 that is computerized and it just dose not have the same feel to it.
@@DatamasterCorporation when I get off work I’m gonna have to watch the rest of your machines. I’m in love with this one! Love the sounds
@@DieselDucy The gong never gets old. The theme on this machine also is next to none. Never seen one that as cool as this one.
Your slingshot chimes are not working. You need to get under the hood and trace where these are located and adjust the points accordingly. I love Williams machines from this era. I have Blue Chip (1976) and Argosy (1977). If I ever find a Liberty Bell in nice condition (like yours) I will buy it.
We tried to get them working but could not. I am not sure why either, both of my other Williams machines from the era do so.
The sounds are like what the hell?!
The gong?
@@DatamasterCorporation yesh
@@AndyNewman95 These are pretty old machines. It is a mechanical gong