This is the full sized arcade conversion of a Frogger cabinet, housing a 20" monitor which has been capped. Everything works including the rotary joysticks (you can aim 360 degrees). It plays like a side scroller, and in some scenes you also move up,left or right, or ride down on elevator platforms. Find keys to open boxes and build the ultimate weapon, the "Heavy Barrel"! The cabinet also houses a second game pcb, Time Soldiers which also uses the rotary joysticks. This cabinet can become Time Soldiers, by moving some plugs inside the back of the game!

These electromechanical Pinball games are becoming scarce! Classic Pins don't use computers and digital displays, it's all done with relays and plastic score reels. Usually when you find these gems of American ingenuity, they've been in someone's garage for years and don't work. In this case you're in luck because these games have been shopped out with new rubber and lights and are working great. I don't want to ship these old timers, local delivery by truck can be arranged, or you can pick up from the warehouse in the East bay. "Show Boat" (1960 Gottlieb) 1 player, two available - $1475, "Darling" (1973 Williams) 1 player - $1050, "Grand Slam" (1972 Gottlieb) 2 player - $1100  You can see pictures of most pinball games by clicking on the Internet Pinball Database. Click to see the IPD's picture of Grand Slam here.

This woodgrain made for home cabinet looks good anywhere. It was created with a factory kit. I swapped in a coin door that accepts quarters. The fore series introduced new buttons and features including "fly-bye" & "backspin". The pc board is the "red" series, which can be upgraded. The cabinet houses a Wells gardiner 25" monitor.

There are more games in the warehouse for sale.  Assume that everything works, unless I mention otherwise. Rastan is a one player side-scroller from Tiato (1987) featuring a Conan type characture ($650). Rygar is a similar one player game made in 1986 by Tecmo. This conversion has all of the original kit graphics including control panel, monitor bezel, and side decals. The name marque has a crack in it ($650). Star Trek is an early color vecter beam game, like Space Duel, based on the popular TV show. This is an upright version of this rare game which uses a rotating handle like Tempest to control direction ($900). Asteriods is a black and white vector beam game that is hard to find in good shape! ($945)

I custom made this 19" Golden Tee 2000 for the players that are always hitting thier knuckles on the glass when teeing off. This old Midway cabinet has the monitor on a pedestal allowing more room for your hand to follow through! The cabinet is old and has many flaws and even a bondo repair on the left side near the control panel. If you'd like to play 2k at home for under $500 this could be the game for you! Come play it at Pinky's and see!