Classic Pinbal Corp. Wayne NJ Show - 1999
Before I get started I just wanted to give a big shout
out and hearty well done to the crew of Classic Pinball Corp. on an excellent
show. There were pins of every size and shape. It was an excellent
show all around. I mainly collect EM machines and there certainly were
plenty of them. It is especially fun to meet people from your area
that share the same interest.
Once again a great job to all and can't wait for next
year.
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Ok. Were outside and the sun
is shining. Some of the "crew" from
the Horseshoe Bar (7th Street and Avenue B) pinball league. Thanks
a bunch. A free roll of quarters to anyone
who can guess what game Joe's (far left) shirt is based on.
Hint: It is a pinball machine made before |
The Wane New Jersey B.P.O.E lodge #2181
For more information on
The Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
please visit http://www.elks.org
We have arrived - let's play pinball!!!!
The great thing about these shows is you have a chance to
put faces on the people who help you time and time
again. If the rest of the world worked the way these guys do there would
be no need for Tylenol.
Steve Young of the Pinball Resource
(Sorry. I didn't get a chance to get a picture),
Steve Engle of Mayfair Amusement and Tim Ferrante
of GameRoom Magazine.
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Some of the games on display.
The Sky Line and Buckaroo were restorations
by Bob Borden. Can I tell you those games
looked better than the day they came off the assembly line.
They looked almost too good. Great job!!!!
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There was a outdoor flea market with some
great deals to be had.
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Inside the lodge more pinball....
Alas.... All good things come to an end....
So we packed up and headed home to NYC.
But first ......
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