1981 Gottlieb Pinball- PINK PANTHER - Multi-ball and Gameplay

About 15% of the total production of PINK PANTHER pinball machines, stayed in the U.S more than 30 years ago, manufactured by Gottlieb, March 1981.
Very hard game to find. Finding a backglass in any condition, let alone NOS is about impossible.
Features: 3 flippers, 3 ball multiball, several standup targets, 3 kickout holes, a 3 bank of drop targets and a 4 bank of drop targets. It also has 4 pop bumpers.
Gameplay: Knocking down all the center drop targets lights the right staircase lock. Knocking down all left hand drop targets lights secret passage lock. Once both balls are locked, a 3rd ball will kick to the shooter lane. When the any switch is activated at that point, both locks release for a 3 ball multi-ball. While in Multiball, there is a seperate counter for ''diamonds'' You can only collect these in Multiball, and it saves the highest count of diamonds collected, like a high score would.

[@billhaleyrock2471]

Geiler flipper.

[@RodsPinballVideos]

Great game. Thanks for sharing :)

[@chrisfi3d]

Awesome vid thanks

[@paulsolfelt8452]

a quarter on a string works great on that machine!!!

[@BaarBear]

It's interesting to see multiball on a Gottlieb table. Gottlieb wasn't big on multiball like Bally/Midway or Williams was.

[@BaarBear]

So this table has multiball. Am I alone in thinking that Gottlieb really wasn't too big on multiball-not the way that Williams was?

[@phyllisfisher7454]

where can I find it. Been looking a very long time.

[@Shacklersrevenge1981]

Europe.

[@ngqp]

Captain's Arcade Showroom in Anaheim, CA

[@MystiqEevee]

not very pink panther themed imo the music is played with like mercury or so it sounds like and yeah