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[Justin Good]

Hi All,

If anyone is interested, I’ve got a title that doesn’t come up very often.   I am putting up my very nice example of Bad Girls (Gottlieb, 1988). 

It’s been recently serviced, works and plays excellent. The cabinet and backglass is in great condition and the Playfield is in excellent condition with very little wear for its age.

If you don’t already know, here is a little bit about the game:

The theme is a game of Pool Billiards played in the late 80's by a couple of -you guessed it- Bad Girls. The backbox shows one of Gottlieb's infamous photographic translites of the late 80's, making sure there's no mistake about when the machine was produced.
The playfield is almost a mirrored copy of Bally's Eight Ball Deluxe's playfield. With enhancements like two spinners, multiball (2) and a Vari-Target, it does have its own feel and flow to it.

If interested, please pm me for more information. 

Thanks,
Justin 

> On Jan 3, 2021, at 8:41 PM, Roland Joyal via FSPA <fspa at fspazone.org> wrote:
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> 
> Didn't get what you wanted for the holiday?  Before I offer this up cool find to the public I thought I would see if any FSPAer's are interested in this hard-to-find Home Use Only (HUO) Stern Simpsons Pinball Party (SPP) which most recognize as having one of the deepest rule sheets and a 5-flipper playfield and mini-playfield, and of course the great Simpsons theme.  It is unusual because it is not just HUO, which is hard to find for a game of it's age because it was made before a lot of people were buying NIB (New In Box) pinballs, but even a HUO pin of this age would likely have several thousand plays, yet this particular one has only several hundred plays because it was owned by a non-pinball person.  The tilt bob is still in the envelope in coin box and the goody bag is still unopened and stapled inside the game.  As MINT as you can get ...not a scratch on this one!   If interested hit me up off line JoyalRJ at aol  . Delivery is available.
>  
>    Thanks -Roland   
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