Gottlieb Top Card pinball machine

This is a Gottlieb Top Card pinball machine, and was taken at the Las Vegas Pinball Hall of Fame on 12-03-09. Recorded at: 640x480 30fps on a Casio Digital Camera. This is at the new location.

Category:

Gaming

Tags:

• Gottlieb
• Top
• Card
• pinball
• machine
• hall
• of
• fame
• museum

[HaikuAutomation]

There are no drop targets on this game.

[ThePinballCollector]

Tere is a problem with this this game in the video. You will see the pop bumper light up now-and-then.... but in reality, the only way it is suppose to light up for 1000 points, is when all the drop targets on the opposite side have first been hit. In this machine, they have not yet been hit, so there is an electronic issue here. Nice game however, and in great condition. I have one and would recommend it to anyone! One of the fastest EM machine that I know of. Thanks for the video.

[sunspotpixie]

My brother and I inherited one of these from my dad. He bought it back in the early 80s for about 350$ and then went through it with a fine toothed comb, restoring it to factory condition. It still works fine (although we did had it cleaned by a professional once since dad restored it). My niece absolutely loves playing it. Someday it will be hers. :)

[HaikuAutomation]

This is indeed a good game. Right near the entrance and the front of the PHoF this game got quite a bit of play during the days I was at PHoF. The game right next to it, a two player tilting pinball playfield game is pretty rare and fun also.

[dragansfuct]

Bought one last year for $80 dollars and it`s in very good shape just got new rubbers and lights. One went for $1500 with shipping on ebay same day I got mine.