Remember if all else fails you can simply make it look pretty and pop it in an auction.............( not Jerry's)

Each to their own, but these are built in a very cheap way and don't play very well as the track is just bent wire and the balls are composite so get stuck easily all the time. The model with the card vender at the side is less common. Not way over the top at £250, but not a bargain in my opinion. G...

wonderful!

Although my end of the Country it still takes forever to drive to Tennants, stuck in the middle of nowhere, the final leg along narrow winding country lanes. I used them to sell some oil paintings, framed maps, and tin toys and I wouldn't use them again, too expensive on commission and poor quality ...

how very apt

Although hard to find, you literally couldn't give them away until a couple of years ago. Now there seems to be a small niche of interest which, if the condition of the machine is good, seems to push prices achieved up around £50 to £150. They look massively over engineered inside and a load of dry ...

Great job, it's nice to see a working model out of decades of storage and restored and working again. Especially a unique one such as this one. It's also nice when these can be back out in the public domain where they can be seen working, enjoyed and played on, rather than ending up locked away in a...

I couldn't help myself either. I like to go for a ride on my camel on Grange-over-Sands and get back home refreshed and play on my Bryans Bumper

A 1992 gsxr 1100? Far too modern. As long as you're mentioning it in relation to riding on it to visit an old penny arcade then that's fine.