Bally - Scared Stiff- Plunger for Crate Door -NOS P/N 04-10493.1 for Sale

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Bally - Scared Stiff- Plunger for Crate Door -NOS P/N 04-10493.1 For Sale

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Bally - Scared Stiff- Plunger for Crate Door -NOS P/N 04-10493.1:
$19.95

This is from the distributors stock we bought. Original, NOS (NOT a reproduction).

Opened package for photos.

OUR STORY (that goes back almost 40 years):

The buying and accumulation started in the mid-1980’s. First buying out (5) operators in 4 states of all their EM pinballs and parts inventory. That added up to over 1000 EM pins (most have been sold off over the years) and enough parts to fill up (2) 40 foot containers.

Then the route was started and several more local operators were bought, as well as, San Francisco’s oldest operator (since 1952) of jukeboxes and games.

Then we bought out the oldest parts distributor in California (since the 1930’s) as well.

For years the accumulated inventory of tens of thousands of parts sat buried untouched and hard to get to.

Over the last several months the inventory was moved and organized and NOW FINALLY its going up for sale.

As we unpack and go through the items, we will be listing them for sale. Please follow our sales as this mass of inventory begins to hit the market.

WHAT’s COMING UP FOR SALE:

PINBALL: Gottlieb, Williams, Bally, Chicago Coin, United (bingos too), Data East, Sega & Stern NOS parts (not reproduction) and used parts going back to the 1940’s.

JUKEBOXES: Rowe/AMI, Rock-ola, NSM, Seeburg & Wurlitzer NOS & used parts.

VIDEO: Atari, Midway, Capcom, Konami & dozens of other brands of NOS & used parts.

As well as: Arcade, Change Machine, Vending, Cigarette Machine and more.

MANUALS & SCHEMATICS: We have an accumulated library of virtually every pinball machine, bingo machine, arcade game & video game going back to the early 1950’s up through recent years. Along with many jukebox manuals.

We do not have the time to test out the electronic parts, although we do try to be as complete as possible in describing them. Unless otherwise described they are being sold AS-IS.