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Thanks to have given me information about the running auction on ebay : http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/220950164261?ssPageName=STRK:MEWAX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1438.l2649 I asked the owner about some photos from the inner mechanics, but the machine is closed and too heavy for him to move. I will continue...

You will not arrive to drill them out, it is very hard steel and very soft surroundance. And sure, after more than 50 years they stick well !PUZZLED! I always put some WD40 debloc oil overnight and yes, they need a lot off hard knocks. I use 2mm or 3mm pins to drive out. Sometimes even there are 2 !...

Making a trip to Pagham amusements with camera, could this help ?



Greetings
Armand

Hey Guys, Always nothing from the inside ? On my side I found some puzzle parts and put some more informations in my (German) forum. http://www.antik-automaten.de/wbb2/thread.php?postid=873#post873 I'm Luxembourgish, as you know, but most of my collector friends are in Germany, for this the language...

Street Automatic Machine Company Ltd. Wheel 'Em In flyer.

And here is the flyer, he arrived today from the States in perfect conditions.
I am also on the trace from the former boss of Streets Automatic Machines, Shane Breaks.
He lives in France and perhaps possible to catch some more informations, or best, documents.

Yes, you're right. This is the new generation "replica" from Bromley. But it's electronic, so the inside is not so much our machine. When you read this column about former boss of Streets Automatic Machine Co Ltd., this could explicate the remake in the States: Breaks Is Latest Recipient O...

Hi Guys,

I just found a flyer about the original machine in the States!?!? If it arrive, I will put a scan also in here. Still missing some technical description. This could really be a great candidate for some replica.

Best Greetings,

Armand.

Crazy to hear that this machine and a few other goodies always in use in Pagham. I am here in Luxembourg a little far away, but could be really interesting to jump there with digicam. Perhaps the owner will allow to show the intestines of his treasures. And this owners also have sometimes the old ma...

Thanks, You are great! It was exactly Wheel 'Em In, by Streets Automatic Machine Co. Ltd. Because I forgot that the pennies on payout rolled down over the glass, and it was exactly the machine from the picture. I was thinking first that there was more gambling places, but now I feel that they put 2 ...

Hi, I am from Luxembourg, collector and drive a German forum for old slots https://www.antik-automaten.de/wbb2/ since one month. Now I am just searching for a UK slot machine that I always remember from some student time in London and in one play-hall situated at Piccadilly Circus. Perhaps one of yo...