Who Dunnit Restoration Completed! (Dr. Dave's Pinball Restorations)

WELLESLEY, MA: Over 50 hours of restoration work went into this excellent shape 1995 Bally Who Dunnit pinball machine we sourced from a client in this Boston suburb. We repaired the train ramp exit with a novel approach as the ramp and parts for it are at this time unavailable. Also found a metal 1:43 scale 1950's checker cab that we took apart and added some custom mini led lighting to and then found the perfect spot for it at the TAXI lane entrance using various mounting pieces and a lot of ingenuity to get it to fit just right. Installed a Color LED DMD, Mirror blades, red kicker post LEDs, warm white LEDs for all the GI circuit, deep cleaned the entire playfield and buffed to a mirror shine, rebuilt the flipper assemblies and rebuilt the MPU and Driver boards. New yellow flipper buttons for the cabinet, found a hard to find Tony's Palace plastic sourced all the way from Brazil to replace the broken sign that was there and added custom LED goose lighting and light socket mounts to light up the sign and the roof.
We have more restored examples from the 90's like this one as well as others from the 70's and 80's available.
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[@garrymiller8031]

Seeing this on one in a video

[@garrymiller8031]

Train mod attached to ramp black n lights up.n lit up lower back plastic picture. Sewer Rat mod n 40s street lamp mod. On playfield.

[@pinballdoctor]

Yes I've seen that in a video a while back but those mods aren't available to buy so would've needed to get a bit more creative and more $$$ out of budget for this build. Wanted to put a rotating roulette wheel in as well but those can't be found so would have needed to make one of those as well. All possible if the budget is there. If the TZ budget is there, many things are possible with that title. =)