VERY disappointed with everyone that went to Pinfest! ;)

[Coitusmysterioso]

I have to say I am VERY disappointed with everyone that went to Pinfest!

Here I am stuck at home with the wife and kids just trying to live vicariously through you good folks and I find the posts this week SEVERELY lacking in pictures of the pins you brought home. There has to be much more than what I have seen so far.

Lets see those pins guys!!! LOL

 

[luch]

what's a wide ! lol

 

[Coitusmysterioso]

Whoops. LOL good thing the wife didn't see that!!!

what's a wide ! lol

 

[DRANO]

Here you go.
Not all of these ended up with me, but I did have a hand in acquiring most of this.

Coincidentally, I ended up with 2 jukeboxes and am only keeping one. The HF100-G (rounded one) is more of a project but I am looking for a buyer if anyone is interested in taking it on. It's the same model used on the Happy Days set if that helps. It plays, but the selection mechanism needs some cleaning/adjustment. Could be a fun restoration project

 

[dnewman]

Love the Seeburg, Drano! And did you pick up a Centaur (in the background)?

 

[Coitusmysterioso]

Very nice thank you Drano!!! Great score on the Jukes! I love the tail fins on the front of the Seeburg.

I love mine and don't think i would ever sell it.

 

[DRANO]

Love the Seeburg, Drano! And did you pick up a Centaur (in the background)?

Nope. The seller had a Centaur.
I actually just sold my minty Centaur with CPR playfield.

I ended up keeping the two jukes and two copies of Future Spa that I'll use to make one nice example.

The 'keeper' juke is a 1957 Seeburg KD200 with a rolling selection drum.

The two Big Games went to friends and the Harlem Globetrotters went to Spiroagnew. After getting screwed out of one recently we were able to secure this example for a song as part of a package deal with the Seeburg model G and a Sing Along. The cabinet is near perfect as is the glass. Just needs a bit of playfield work. It even came with an Altek board. We played it in the hotel room