The champ: Rick Stetta.

Rick said he loves pinball, and not just any type of game. Here he is breaking 1,000 on this Bally Bazaar. The final score was a few thousand. I forget the exact score, but I remember by the time Rick finished, he realized he had a plane to catch!

Pingeek is no Rick Stetta.

This game was originally a Bally "Nitro Groundshaker." It's now a Fabulous Fantasies "Muscle Car."

Also by Fabulous Fantasies, an electromechanical/solid state remake of the 1967 Gottlieb classic, "King Of Diamonds." This somewhat rare game can be found on location at "Flippers," located in the Outer Banks area.

On the right, an early example of the playfield.

Here's a more complete example.

I bought this shirt, which glows in the dark.

I also bought a piece of one of my favorite electromechanical games I played at Coney Island in the 70's. And speaking of Sega...

Also for sale were some early Sega videogame cartridges.

According to "The Internet Pinball Database," this was the original art for this 1986 Williams classic, which was changed when the game went into production with alphanumeric instead of solid state displays.

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