1983 Bally Grand Slam -- Sold

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The cabinet retains its original paint. There are some scratches but overall it looks nice.

The manual, including schematics, is provided with this game.

This pinball game is great for the entire family. It is fun for younger children to enjoy as well as older children, teenagers, and adults. Not only are you trying to get the high score, you are also accumulating base hits and runs.
 

The above backglass is in excellent condition. There are some small scratches on the backglass but they are hardly visible.
 

A view of the entire pinball machine. The pictures below will show some items in detail.
 

All items on the playfield are original. The bumper caps are slightly broken but will remain on the bumper. The thin plastic all the way to the right a bit above the "E" is cracked.  This does not affect game or how the machine looks.
 

Detail of the middle of the playfield.
 

Detail of the bottom of the playfield.
 

Full view of the playfield with the glass off (to prevent glare). Please note on the right metal side reel near the spinner target (where the piece of paper is pointing on the right of the photo there is a slight indent in the reel. This does not affect play nor affect the overall look. But it is there.
 

Note that there is a metal bar under the left flipper. There is no metal bar under the right flipper. When the center post was added, this metal bar was probably removed so that the ball would not get stuck..
 

The plastic between the "Single when Lit" area and the "HOMER" area had a crack in it. I found a replacement plastic (see 2nd picture). The post that holds up the metal bar above the "HOMER" fly away targets also is cracked. Also note that above the top left flipper below the metal post, there is a small wear spot. The next picture shows that the right post is also a little cracked. Other than these cracks and the one mentioned above, there are no other cracks.
 

"Advance Runner" Spinner. The bumper caps on this machine are unique. They have not been reproduced as others have. The two bumper caps on this machine are cracked. In order to secure them to the playfield, they are glued on. When the lights burn out, you can use an exacto knife to lightly open the glue seal, replace the light and re-glue it.
 

Detail of the bumper area. The plastic that says I P L above has a scratch. I replaced it with one without a scratch but the letters are blue instead of white. Both plastics will go with the machine and the new owner can decide which they like better. It is easy and fast to switch it.
 

The front of the cabinet. It is in nice condition.

Right side of the cabinet with some scratches.
 

The right backglass cabinet.
 

The left side of the cabinet.
 

The left backglass cabinet.
 

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