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    Default Coleco home pinball machines?

    See pics at:
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    3rd set of pics. I found one Happy days one, and another that is like the one I have (Not exactly the same-mine has legs) on eBay. I have the power cord end, and have the voltage stuff that I need, so I can make it light up again soon. Does anyone have any other info on these? Is it rare at all? Anyone else have one?
    Egbert, I miss you...

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    I had a buddy growing up who had one of those. I don' tthink it was Coleco, some other companies made them. The big thing I remeber was it being scaled more to "kid's size" and the whole thing feeling kinda flimsy.

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    i've also seen the happy days one at a flea, if only i liked the fonz...

    along these lines coleco also made a large scale homebowling skeetball set, all part of their pre-video game line. coleco used to also make lots of lawn toys like wading pools, all of it a stretch for the connecticut leather company
    NEW ENGLAND CLASSIC GAMING-NEXT TRADEMEET pretty soon... IN BOSTON

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    I sold a Happy Days one for about $50 a year or so ago. They turn up on ebay every once in awhile. They are not very good quality and probably not very fun to play but they look cool.

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