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myPinballs

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i just joined this club today. My first gottlieb wedge head purchased, ready for a restoration 2018. Looking forward to diving into this one!

Gottlieb King Pin. 1973

Serial number 7855

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Some of the 70's drop target Gottlieb games are great.

Once they are tuned and playing fast they are pretty addictive.

King Pin is a nice pick up - very satisfying each time you take out the drop targets.

I used to have a Pin Up - the AAB version.

Enjoy:)
 
I've only played Pin Up but the artwork look pretty much exactly the same and it's a great game. That one you picked up looks like it has a great playfield. Have fun with it...
 
Nice score mate, can't go wrong with some EM goodness :thumbs: I still really want a Gottlieb Atlantis at some point as well as a Williams Grand Prix :D
 
Seen a few for sale in the last few years - one in London that was fantastic and a few beaters on ebay. I would have expected more but I guess by 1975 op's were buying less and less.
 
Nice choice Jim, Kingpin is a classic. Looks like it's in great condition as well. Result.
 
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