I visited family in San Francisco as a teen in the summer of 1979 and played Flash at an arcade near Pier 39 nearly every day I was there. My cousin and I were pretty good, and could win at least two to three games after spending a couple of bucks playing for what seemed like hours. I loved that game and had a summer crush on the teen girl who worked there at her family's arcade. Ah, the memories.

What a delight. The machine and the restorer, absolute dreamers.

Cannot say enough how much I enjoyed this video.

Thank god for such craftsmen/women who bring these works of art and a slice of our lives back to life!!

8:03 I love that sound!!

Single greatest pinball machine ever designed or made!!!!!!!!!!!!! Steve Ritchie's masterpiece IMHO!!!

If I had a hat.. 😆 you are wearing a hat lad.

Respect, looking at that wiring mess... I'd have given up....

how much was the restoration though, surely that's the most important figure in the show

Wow that pinball game changed so much!

Cool restoration

2000 for a vintage machine like that doesn't sound very much

My father actually has the same model, we were using it just two days ago and poof, tilted itself and won't reset.....time to dig in lol

That machine was in such a poor state and in need of so much work. I don’t know how the seller can make any money on it

I need help replacing a Zizzle Marvel heroes villains pinball machine shooter and loader assembly. It's a specialty part not sure if the company is still available. I couldn't find it Googling it. Any help will be appreciated thank you!

Omg this is for the non pinball people.

Great Video!