Notes: I bought this game from a local source. It was not in too bad of shape and the price was right.
I had to fix the Dine Time Clock because the decal was missing. If you need a copy feel free to download mine.
I really enjoyed this game. I'm a 50's nut so it fit.
This is the little Seeburg 3W1 wallbox that shows the skill shot score. The title strips blink and when you shoot the ball you are given the score on the strip X the ball number. This is real handy when palying it on location. If you can time it just right you can score 150K then 300K then 450K and if you get an extra ball 600K! Since the replay was rarely ever over a few million these shots would put you quickly on your way. Another cute feature is that when you make the 150K skill shot you hear a waitress say NUMBER ONE! Its a song type voice and is pretty neato at least the first thousand times or so.
This is the cash register. Each ramp shot to it raises the value one notch. A quick way to get an extra ball if you can make multiple ramp shots! This isn't as easy as it sounds because you have to make the ramp six times in a row or it will time out and you must start over. The Grill Bonus target next to it is where you shoot to collect you extra ball once it is lit.
This is the Chili Bowl or Coffee Cup. The game instructions just refer to it as the cup. Its kinda like the whirlpool on CFTBL or the one on WhiteWater with the exception that it is huge. A diverter sends the ball here and you stir the cup for 10X bonus. Its a neat shot but not the most simple shot on the board.
This is the backglass. It has to be one of the coolest ones ever made. Check out the Chevy pulling into the parking lot. The jackpot is conveyed buy the clock on top of the Diner and the customers are spring mounted and move. The streetlight/stars are backlight by bulbs and look very realistic.
These are the center bumpers and one set of the drop targets. This plastic is often broken and as you can tell this one is no exception. It is cracked on the left side. I am in need of a few parts to make this Diner mint so if you have a left ramp return, NOS sling plastics please contact me. I would also like to have the double flyer for this game as well if you have one drop me an email. And remember Safety First! Eat Somewhere Else!
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FROM THE IPD
Diner /No. 681/ Williams Electronic Games, Inc.
a subsidiary of WMS Industries, Inc., September 1990,
4 players Model number: 571
Theme: Happiness - Food
Features: Flippers(2), Ramps(2), Multiball(2)
Design: Mark Ritchie
Art: Mark Sprenger
Sound: Chris Granner
Music: Chris Granner
Slogans:
Serving up the finest earnings!
Its fresh! Its fast! Its hot!
This Games Really Cookin!
Get It While Its Hot!
The Rush Is On
A Full Menu of Features!
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