1974
Gottlieb’s “Out of Sight” Super popular 10 drop target game. Turn back
the clock to 1974 with this “up tight” 2 player from Gottlieb, the
premier manufacturer of electromechanical pinball machines. Peter Max
type art work, a rare 2 player version of Gottlieb’s 4 player “Far
Out”. Freshly restored in early March 2020. Pinrescue last sold
an Out of Sight 8 long years ago. Don’t wait on this one because it
is a super nice example and will go fast. It may be a long time
before Pinrescue gets another Out of Sight and good chance it will not
be as nice as this one. Pinrescue has real trouble keeping up with
the demand for quality Gottlieb drop target pinball machines from the
mid 1970's. We just can't keep any in stock and most sell before we
get a chance to list them. Great all-around original cosmetic
condition, excellent playfield glass and cabinet tuned to play like
1974 all over again.
Interest in vintage pinball is at an all-time high. Ten new
pinball manufacturers have sprung up in the last decade. The average
price of a brand new pinball machine is over $6,000 with “limited
edition” models running well over $20,000. That makes owning a
vintage pinball machine seem reasonable.
Funky features on "Out of Sight":
Fast and snappy game play 10 drop targets for your skill
shot pleasure.
Three rebuilt pop bumpers for fast upper playfield
action.
Return to shooter gate and a left drain kickback gate
makes for long playing games.
Popular end of ball countdown bonus awards up to 30,000
points.
Win Specials.
End of game match number.
Out of Sight has wonderful artwork that could work in your
game room. It has great original art glass, a beautiful playfield and
a very nice original cabinet with few issues. Out of Sight would make
a good first pinball for your family room. Thinking back to 1974 when
this Out of Sight was brand new: Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert both
won at Wimbledon that year and dated but never married. If you have
always wanted a classic pinball machine don't wait another decade or
two or they may all be gone. Freshly restored March 2020.
Local long term service contract and parts email/phone
support if not local to us in the NYC to Washington DC area. (Shipping
runs $500 to just about anywhere in the USA)
1974
Gottlieb’s “Out of Sight” Super popular 10 drop target game. Turn back
the clock to 1974 with this “up tight” 2 player from Gottlieb, the
premier manufacturer of electromechanical pinball machines. Peter Max
type art work, a rare 2 player version of Gottlieb’s 4 player “Far
Out”. Freshly restored in early March 2020. Pinrescue last sold
an Out of Sight 8 long years ago. Don’t wait on this one because it
is a super nice example and will go fast. It may be a long time
before Pinrescue gets another Out of Sight and good chance it will not
be as nice as this one. Pinrescue has real trouble keeping up with
the demand for quality Gottlieb drop target pinball machines from the
mid 1970's. We just can't keep any in stock and most sell before we
get a chance to list them. Great all-around original cosmetic
condition, excellent playfield glass and cabinet tuned to play like
1974 all over again.
