Cinema: 

 When I received it the playfield and cases were in excellent condition and only truly need some TLC
to repair it.  I have temporarily added in the missing flipper solenoids and replaced some bulbs and rubber. 
  Once I'm able to get someone to wind the proper flipper coils I will actually take 
 the time to truly restore this machine and consider it repaired.  In the future I'll 
look at further restoring it. 

	A nice machine that appears to have been produced just when pinball machines 
were switching to solid-state boards.  The plastic connectors and some sealed 
relays in the head, show the upcoming shift.  This machine has been fun to work on, 
and seems to work great. 

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Last updated January 2009

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