re: Does Anyone in the BR Area Know Anyone Who Fixes Pinball Machines?

Cool. My dad has looked into a few but they are always wanting thousands and it's nearly impossible to find someone competent to work on them.

Email me. Drhodu1@cox.net

I can help you.

Theres actually an incredible pinball machine display in industriplex.... Cant say where but the machines they have are pretty cool all lined up....ive been there once and bought an arcade game.... i tried to buy a pinball machine as well and they wouldnt sell any of them... i dont know if they redo them in house or what but i can make a phone call and see if they repair

Not sure I can help but when I was a young kid I played the silver ball too from a little town called Soho all the way down to Brighton. Oh man I must have played them all but I never saw anything like him in any of the amusement halls, he was really a deaf, dumb, and blind kid but man did he play a mean pin ball. He just stood there like a statue and became part of the machine, feeling the bumpers, always playing clean. He played by intuition, the counters fell. Man he was a pinball wizard, there had to be a twist, he had such a supple wrist. How do you think he did it? I never knew, what made him so good?


He didn't have any distractions, couldn't hear the buzzers or bells. Never saw the lights flashin but the man played by sense of smell believe or not. Always got that replay and never seen him fall. That deaf, dumb, and blind kid played a mean pin ball boy. I thought I was the Bally Table King but I just had to hand him my pinball crown, even on my favorite table he beat my best. His disciples led him in and he just did the rest. He had crazy flipper fingers and never saw him fall. Boy did that deaf dumb, and blind kid play a mean pin ball. I can't really recall his name but I think it was Tommy, I think he runs a pinball store under the name Pin Ball Wizard so just look him up. He'll be all over the Internet I'm sure. Hope my little story helps you my friend.