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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #15 on: January 20, 2009, 02:09:00 PM »
Welcome Chris, take the time to check out some of the Awesome resto threads here. Well worth the look. Top site ^^^

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #16 on: January 21, 2009, 07:55:41 PM »
A belated hello from me as well.

Glad you could join in the fun over here.

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #17 on: January 21, 2009, 10:59:20 PM »
 %)% Chris

we live in the same city, and collect the same era of pins, we really should get together some time!

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #18 on: January 23, 2009, 12:26:33 AM »
%)% Chris

we live in the same city, and collect the same era of pins, we really should get together some time!

cheers
Ian

Sounds great Ian, Would love to see your collection of Sterns.
Incidently we have spoken before on the phone when I was chasing a Meteor.


And to everyone else, I want to say a big thanks for the warm welcome here and I hope to be able to help out where I can and hopefully get to meet some of you guys at some stage.

Cheers
Chris

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #19 on: January 23, 2009, 12:29:19 AM »

Seems to be a great bunch of pinheads over in WA with some great machines  ^^^
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« Reply #20 on: January 23, 2009, 12:39:26 AM »
What are you doing still up at this time Nino ?

Yeah, we do have some great machines over this way, it would be great if some of the owners would join the forum and share what they have.

I can remember some of the awesome pinball parlours we had here when i was a kid, and I just wonder where the hell all the machines went to.

I dont even want to think that half of them probably went to the tip!

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #21 on: January 23, 2009, 09:26:58 AM »
What are you doing still up at this time Nino ?

Yeah, we do have some great machines over this way, it would be great if some of the owners would join the forum and share what they have.

I can remember some of the awesome pinball parlours we had here when i was a kid, and I just wonder where the hell all the machines went to.

I dont even want to think that half of them probably went to the tip!

Mate - I was just catching up on some emails and posts.. Plus you guys are two hours behind us - so I like to "hang around"  *%*
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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #22 on: January 23, 2009, 09:54:03 AM »
Hi Chris

another west aussie with a great collection.

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #23 on: January 23, 2009, 11:25:03 PM »
Hi Everyone,
Been having a poke around here for a month or so and thought it about time to say Hi to all.

My names Chris, I live in Perth Northern suburbs and I have met/spoke to a few of you guys before on AA ( Nino, Gav-Indiana Jones, Mark C - met at Chris Chillis meet last year). etc.

I like the easy going format here its seems like a great place to hang out and learn a few things too and help out where I can.

I first played a pinball around 1974 ( probably Card Whiz or Pioneer ) cant remember which one but became hooked instantly.
I started collecting  in 2001 when i finally got my own place , but even now in our new place there still not enough room.

I tend to like the Bally/Stern SS machines as well as the GTB System80s but I have a soft spot for the EMs. Would love a DMD machine too.

Collection is:
BALLY - Playboy/Paragon/Viking/6Mill$Man/LostWorld
STERN - Wild Fyre/Meteor
GTB  - Card whiz/Royal Flush/ Black Hole / Spirit

I worked in an Electronic shop for years, so do all my own repairs, hoping to have a go at the EM machines shortly and see what makes them tick.

Anyway, thanks to everyone for putting together a great forum, I hope to be able to help out and contribute stuff along the way.

Cheers
Chris

Welcome, nice collection, I like the double of card whiz and royal flush-good stuff, spirit?,Is that of 76

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #24 on: January 24, 2009, 02:19:22 PM »
Hi Everyone,
Been having a poke around here for a month or so and thought it about time to say Hi to all.

My names Chris, I live in Perth Northern suburbs and I have met/spoke to a few of you guys before on AA ( Nino, Gav-Indiana Jones, Mark C - met at Chris Chillis meet last year). etc.

I like the easy going format here its seems like a great place to hang out and learn a few things too and help out where I can.

I first played a pinball around 1974 ( probably Card Whiz or Pioneer ) cant remember which one but became hooked instantly.
I started collecting  in 2001 when i finally got my own place , but even now in our new place there still not enough room.

I tend to like the Bally/Stern SS machines as well as the GTB System80s but I have a soft spot for the EMs. Would love a DMD machine too.

Collection is:
BALLY - Playboy/Paragon/Viking/6Mill$Man/LostWorld
STERN - Wild Fyre/Meteor
GTB  - Card whiz/Royal Flush/ Black Hole / Spirit

I worked in an Electronic shop for years, so do all my own repairs, hoping to have a go at the EM machines shortly and see what makes them tick.

Anyway, thanks to everyone for putting together a great forum, I hope to be able to help out and contribute stuff along the way.

Cheers
Chris

Welcome, nice collection, I like the double of card whiz and royal flush-good stuff, spirit?,Is that of 76

No , thats a Gottlieb Spirit ( System80 machine).

I do want a Spirit of 76 though as it was one of my favourite EMs.
Mark C had a whole heap of them in his last container of oldies he brought in from OS, but I wasn.t too flush with cash at the time and of course they all got snapped up quickly, so I'll keep an eye out for his next classic container load whenever that happens.

Cheers

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #25 on: January 25, 2009, 09:59:55 PM »
Hi and welcome to you. Cheers Al
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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #26 on: January 27, 2009, 02:52:56 AM »
G'day there Chris  %)%
I like your taste in titles, I'd luv a wild fyre  %$%
Great to see so many newbie's joining  $%$

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Re: G'day from way out West
« Reply #27 on: January 30, 2009, 02:19:08 PM »
Hi Chris, and %)%