I love my Roy Clark.

Cool Mike! I only ever saw one at a bowling alley I grew up bowling at. I was about 10 or 12 then. I played this table a few times. Yes it was a quarter eater. Quarters were gold to me back then. I don’t think the games I played on it lasted more than a minute. lol. Bowling a game was cheaper than pinball back then. Of course they gave us kids that were league bowlers a discount, 10 cents a game. That was on an Army base too. I really enjoyed watching and learning the crazy rule set and watching you play! Say howdy to Kevin and Dutch for me, love the great work they do and fantastic jobs on restoring these great machines from our past. Take care my friend!

We Love Da Shenanigans!! 🎇🎆

Quite a complex ruleset for the age (and size) of the machine.

Interesting machine. …not sure how long it would keep my interest, but a unique and different layout. I think these are an Australian machine, but I’m not sure about that. Thanks for the overview.

I haven't seen this game anywhere before and yours look like it is fantastic shape...but man what a strange ruleset.. would have to be accurate and have allot of luck to maximize and collect all the in game bonuses...it looks like once you get everything maxed out just draining might be a good play! 😂😅😂

Too bad it wasn’t a Harlem Globetrotters On Tour Cocktail created!! Someone in Tennessee is selling Star Ship cocktail pinball machine for $750

Was that the ball or was it dust flying around in flash light. You flash maniac. 🤣