Since medusa seem to get a lot of love right now...

http://cgi.ebay.com/NOS-BALLY-.....;hash=item483c3bae02

Mine doesnt need it

tiens, pour comparaison avec les classiques, il a un pf de TZ aussi

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=310248182074

Je me demande bien d'ou il sors ca ?? Il va faire plus d'argent qu'en vendant les pins au complet !  

To my knowledge Mike bought all remaining inventory when Bally closed it's doors. He has approx 40,000 square feet of pins and NOS inventory

Maxime: mikepin = Mike Pacak.


Ca fait 26 ans qu'il fait une "petite exposition" ... tu peux voir les détails ici:
http://www.pinballexpo.net/contact.php


Mike Pacak
It all began in 1957 when Mike's father brought home a "Buccaneer" (Gottlieb,'4 pinball machine for his five year old son. The senior Pacak was in business primarily, as a bingo machine operator, but had hopes that Mike would find interest in pinball. In high school Mike earned substantial spending money buying, fixing, and selling coin operated machines of all types. His interest continued as he pursued a degree in electrical engineering. Upon graduating, he obtained the position of Director of Operations for the then infant arcade company, Fun-N-Games. Over the next 21 years, Mike helped Fun-N-Games grow to 75 locations, acquiring many trusted relationships with industry giants along the way.

As a member of the Ohio Wizards Pinball Club, Mike met two pivotal people: Rob Berk and Bill Kurtz. His friend Rob prompted Mike to begin acquiring pinball machines seriously, which began a collection encompassing over 750 pinball machines. Mike had assembled quite an impressive collection of wiring schematics which he used in his repair duties. It was Bill Kurtz who suggested Mike branch out from schematics to begin collecting pinball flyers. This collection quickly grew to become the world's largest and most complete.

The three collectors decided to try holding a national 'club' attracting people from all over the world to come to the pinball center of the universe: Chicago Illinios. Thus, Pinball Expo was born. Pinball Expo is the worlds largest gathering of industry and hobby celebrities, avid and casual collectors, and, of course, classic pinball machines from all eras.

mmmvaus tenir ca l a oeil moi...

Merci de l'info, c'est très impresionnant !  

I met him in Allentown this year, he sold me a populated Fathom playfield

It was my first time at an official show and it was pretty cool to meet him and also Gene, i bought a pf glass from him and we got to talk a bit as well.