Stingray is a game mentioned in 1 episode(s).
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The Stingray was sold for $2,000 on the show floor as a gift strategy by the buyer
Stern pinball machine released December 1977; designed by Roger Sharpe, Sam Stern, Mike Kubin (whitewood); sold 3,006 units; early solid-state game with digital display and four-bar chime unit; water sports/scuba diving theme
Electromechanical pinball; Dave sold working restoration project on Thursday; buyer put it on show floor Friday for $2,000 as a gift strategy for girlfriend
Vintage pinball machine playfield with mouse urine damage (stains, discoloration); sold for $50 to PinSide buyer from Connecticut
Solid State/EM-style Stern game with saucer targets and bonus advancement; round 4
Sam Stern classic pinball arriving at Drew's collection tomorrow; relatively inexpensive; planned for LED and restoration work
1977 Stern pinball machine; 3,006 units sold; designed by Sharpe, Sam Stern, Mike Kubin; water sports theme; features digital display, spinning target, drop targets
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Older Stern Electronics machine; Pin Golf goal was to drop all five drop targets in one ball (noted as extremely difficult)