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I have a 1962 Gottlieb's Fashion Show pinball machine. It is in very good, working condition. A couple of the lights are burned out, and the score counter doesn't always work, but other than that it is totally original. I am wondering what it is worth.
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Thank you for your time,
Laura
Hi Laura,
Sorry for the delay, I been out on the road fix-en machines and haven't had a chance to turn on the computer, but here I am. Your Gottlieb Fashion Show was made in 1962 as you said and is a two player game, they produced 2,675 of these units, and the value guide give it's value at $500.00, but remember this is just a guide, I myself would ask more for it if it's in good working condition.
Thank You
Rodger
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