8-Ball - 1966 by Williams - $395
http://oklahomacity.craigslist.org/tag/5322195240.html
2-player game w/middle pop bumper between the flippers (similar to Spanish Eyes/Cue-T/Miss-O/Magic City). Located just north of Oklahoma City. Will need a cabinet repaint.
Fun artwork and theme. Those tall slings at the bottom of the play-field always scare me of a drain heavy geometry.I wonder how the rule set works? Looks like a cool game.
Nice find @nickdangerous
The layout is almost identical to Miss-O, which you can see here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k-N0UT5TEqc
It’s like Spanish Eyes but plays a bit slower due to the smaller 2" flippers. I prefer Spanish Eyes but 8-Ball is a 2-player and that adds a different level of enjoyment. Middle-pop games are cool.
good one for john webb
I am not really into pinball machines, I love to play, but know nothing about value…did see this though in case anyone is interested:
Thanks for posting this find! Looks like it is priced right from what I can tell, though would have to see it in person to assess it fully.
That looks like it is in Rough shape. The fact that all the metals are rusted and how dirty everything is puts it in the $100 or less category for me. The machine looks to not be running as the play-field has a bunch of broken bands. The back glass art looks pretty funny though. 
@paulstaf thanks for posting, even in rough states we might stumble across someone’s prized childhood machine. 
My suggestion on this post is to pass, $300 is the absolute maximum you could charge for a less popular title in this state. You should be able to get a title like this in working condition from $500 to $800. And that I feel is the cost effective purchasing condition and price for most members because you can always get rid of it when your finished.
Doodle Bug - 1971 by Williams - $250 current bid
Located in Houston.
Funny game… you get points as long as you can keep the “doodle bug” shimmying up the playfield. Note the gap between the flippers and slings below (similar to Teacher’s Pet). Simple but fun.
Looks like it’s in great condition for that price.
Man… ever since last June the “cheap finds” have been drying up. I rarely see anything anymore within a 300 mile radius!
Looking back upon this thread, I should have picked up Surf Champ, Rancho, Black Pyramid, and Doodle Bug… oh well.
Still keeping my eyes peeled!
Actually there is another Doodle Bug for sale in Little Rock - $200. Here’s some pics:
Looks like a decent project, but the main issue is a 6" crack in the upper left corner of the backglass.
Fun Fest - 1973 by Williams - $150
Located in Houston. Very good looking project game for the price!
http://houston.craigslist.org/vgm/5429985406.html
Dipsy Doodle - 1970 by Williams - $150
Located in Houston (same seller as above). It’s the 4-player version of Doodle Bug.
https://houston.craigslist.org/vgm/5429968581.html
Liberty Bell - 1977 by Williams - $200 for two!
Located in Waxahachie. Seller is on FB… reply here if interested.
Magic City - 1967 by Williams - $300 (+$350 shipping)
Located in Philadelphia so it would have to be shipped. But wow… looks real nice and it’s a fun game. Middle-pop layouts are cool.
http://philadelphia.craigslist.org/tag/5488882176.html
Cool looking machine,
Great “fountain art.”
Rancho in woods cabinet $850. In little rock arkansas needs some love. Back glass is flaking and needs work
Spirit of '76 (1976 by Gottlieb) and Hot Line (1967 by Williams) - $500 for the pair
Located in Austin, TX.
http://austin.craigslist.org/for/5548523963.html
Peripherally related, if anyone is interested in a slot-car track, there will be one in the garage sale at my place this weekend.
What are you asking for the slot-car track?
