1975 Williams Triple Strike Pinball Machine, Coinopny.com

[Souldiver66]

Thanks for the nice and informative Video. One question though: Are you sure that the top hole sequence (1-5) works as a Bonus multiplicator? I never played the machine, but the manual doesn't mention it and AFAIK Williams machines usually used these 'count-up sequences' only to light up playfield features (such as lightning X-ball or Special but NOT to multiply bonus scores (e.g. on LITTLE CHIEF). If this actually WORKS as a multiplicator, it would make this machine very unique for an EM game.

[Rawd123]

@Souldiver66 You are correct. It does not work as a multiplier. 3X = bonus hold light, and 5X = special light. 3X on your last ball = extra ball + holds bonus.

[mrantman441]

High School Memories. Thank you for this. Man I killed this machine. In 1976.

[stet1965]

It's amazing how much pinball changed from the mid to late 70s with the advent of solid state electronics. Still love the old clangs and bells of the classics though.

[WARPUDDY666]

I wish mine was still working I've had it since age 11 and have a lot of restoration ahead of me

and yes very fun to play when it was working

cool to see one in such great shape

[adric137]

unique!

[RealSJ2571]

Great video! My dad had one of these but sold it. I'm so happy to see/hear it again.

[lunsj]

I can't get enough of your videos. These old tables are my favorites. Who needs toys and video screens :-).

[Paulywint]

This game I seen at a tavern back in the early 80s. I always did well at ths game. I also remember one time while the tavern still had this game, I was getting a lot of replays and extra balls. I think the game was malfuntioning, because as I was playing the game the credit window would go up as high as 8 credits.