Used Pinball Games Inventory
Welcome to my live used pinball machine inventory Showroom. I've been hunting down, repairing, and collecting classic arcade pinball games for decades right here in Northeast PA. I work on them one by one right here at home. Browse through what I've got out in the garage and in storage right now!
Used Pinball Games For Sale in Northeast, PA.
(No Money Down, No Pressure, No Risk)
(Located in Cresco, Pennsylvania)
I don't ship games; all my games are sold locally. Occasionally, if someone buys a pinball machine from outside my immediate selling area, I will meet them at one of the pinball shows I regularly attend. Otherwise, I mostly sell, deliver, and set up games in the following cities, towns, and surrounding areas: The Poconos, Cresco, Mount Pocono, Tobyhanna, Honesdale, Allentown, Hazleton, Stroudsburg, Carbondale, Wilkes-Barre, and Scranton.
"I'm not a big commercial business with a fancy storefront and high prices. I’m a lifelong collector, hobbyist and pinball enthusiast who repairs, then shopped these classic games right here at my home in Cresco.
When you ask to see a game, I pull it right out into my game room, garage or storage area so we can power it up, access the games condition to give you a general idea of how long it will take to get it to 100% working condition. Because I work out of my house, I don't have corporate overhead—which means you get an honestly 100% working used pinball game at a fair hobbyist price."
You pay for the game the day you either pick it up or I deliver and set it up for you.
Game Tag Definitions
(Used in inventory game displays below)
🔌 EM EM stands for Electro-Mechanical, representing the classic era of pinball machines built primarily from the 1930s through the mid-1970s. Unlike modern machines that use digital microprocessors, these vintage classics rely on an intricate network of mechanical switches, relays, scoring reels, and steppers to bring the game to life.
⚙️ SS SS stands for Solid State, marking the generation of pinball machines that introduced electronic circuit boards and microprocessors starting in the mid-to-late 1970s, paving the way for digital sounds, complex displays, and advanced rulesets.
Project Project - Pinball machines offered as hands-on restoration projects. These are ideal for hobbyists and tinkerers who enjoy the rewarding process of cleaning, servicing, and bringing a classic machine back to its former glory. Whether a game needs light mechanical tuning or a full cosmetic refresh, it's a great opportunity for someone looking to dive in and get their hands dirty.
Tucked Away in Storage - Tucked Away in Storage - Games safely kept in my collection space waiting to be brought out onto the workshop floor. Before any game finds a new home, I pull it out, go through the mechanics, and make sure it's playing right so you can check it out risk-free.
Personal Game - Personal Game - Games from my private collection that I am holding onto and are not currently for sale.
Live Used Pinball Inventory
100 Games Found Page 2 of 5Search titles or toggle tech types instantly below.
ID #440 - Chinatown
Gottlieb • 1952
A Gottlieb-Chinatown game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #423 - Cow Poke
Gottlieb • 1965
A Gottlieb-Cow Poke game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #501 - Criss Cross Pop-Up
CHICAGO COIN • 1964
A CHICAGO COIN-Criss Cross Pop-Up game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #486 - Cross Town
Gottlieb • 1966
A Gottlieb-Cross Town game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #305 - Dancing Lady
Gottlieb • 1966
A Gottlieb-Dancing Lady game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #470 - Derby Day
Williams • 1967
A Williams-Derby Day game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #306 - Dodge City
Gottlieb • 1965
A Gottlieb-Dodge City game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #464 - Domino
Gottlieb • 1968
A Gottlieb-Domino game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #331 - Dreamy
WILLIAMS • 1950
A WILLIAMS-Dreamy game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #307 - Drop-A-Card
Gottlieb • 1971
A Gottlieb-Drop-A-Card game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #308 - Egg Head
Gottlieb • 1961
A Gottlieb-Egg Head game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #424 - El Dorado
Gottlieb • 1975
A Gottlieb-El Dorado game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #487 - Fireball
Bally • 1972
A Bally-Fireball game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #467 - Flash Baseball
MIDWAY • 1972
A MIDWAY-Flash Baseball game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #527 - Fleet Jr.
Bally • 1934
A Bally-Fleet Jr. game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #399 - Flicker
Bally • 1975
A Bally-Flicker game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #272 - Flip Flop
Bally • 1976
A Bally-Flip Flop game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #273 - Four Million B.C.
Bally • 1971
A Bally-Four Million B.C. game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #274 - Gold Rush
Bally • 1966
A Bally-Gold Rush game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #425 - Hayburners II
WILLIAMS •
A WILLIAMS-Hayburners II game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #561 - Headliner
Bally • 1939
A Bally-Headliner game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #528 - Hi Ride
Keeney • 1947
A Keeney-Hi Ride game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #268 - Hi-Deal
Bally • 1975
A Bally-Hi-Deal game. Contact Bob for more details.
ID #459 - Home Run
Chicago Coin • 1972
A Chicago Coin-Home Run game. Contact Bob for more details.