1978 Williams Flash (#6) (First game to have background sound and flash lamps) (New translite, new solid state drop target upgrade boards)

Awesome Williams Flash game. With over 19,000 of these made it still remains on of the most popular early electronic pinball machines. This was the first game from any manufacturer to have a dynamic background sound during gameplay. It is also the first game from any manufacturer to use Flash Lamps, which provide a temporary burst of flashing light intended primarily for the sake of its visual effect.

Cabinet artwork has been lightly touched up and looks great, however there is some wood damage on the right side of the head. Original CPU and driver board were rebuilt. Batteries were remoted off board. Power supply board was rebuilt and gone thru, bad female pins (for connectors) were rebuilt as needed. Playfield was stripped, polished then waxed. Bumpers and flippers have been rebuilt above and below the playfield. Playfield posts and new rubber bands were added. Game has been converted to LED bulbs. Siderails, coin door and lockdown bar have all been polished. Chrome legs have been cleaned. New leg adjusters and leg bolts have been added. Lockdown bar receiver was removed, stripped, then painted. Typical for this game, the triangle inserts were curved up like a banana so they were replaced with new inserts. Backglass was replaced with new translite. Power cord was replaced for safety. Drop targets were replaced with new solid state upgrade boards for 100% reliabilty.

Game looks amazing and plays great. Come check it out in person.