Fireball identification (all I think about)

[duckfart]

i am buying a fireball machine, currently the only info i have is this model

#614-300, and that its approx 30yrs old. no pics. all I know is its suppose to be

mint! it was bought new played very little and has been in storage for years.

what i dont know is if it's the fireball classic, fb2 EM 4 plater or what.

The guy selling it is in his late 60's and cant remember anything about it and he is gone for a week, so now it's all I think about!!! and all i have is the model #
and pure agony waiting to see it.

 

[JonPurpleHaze]

Wondering if it could be model number 614-3000?

Heres a link to the IPD:
http://www.ipdb.org/machine.cgi?id=4116

Non-Commercial Machine [Home Model]
Sears sold this model in 1978 for around $700.
Series I:
606-1000 Fireball
614-1000 Evel Knievel
614-3000 Fireball

 

[duckfart]

wow, thanks purple, to bad it's not even close to the pin i thought it was
anyone know if there a difference between home edition and coin-op?

 

[tiltjlp]

Maybe what you're looking for is among these. Searching the IPBD can be a fun adventure.

http://www.ipdb.org/search.pl?any=fireball&sortby=date&search=Search+Database&searchtype=quick#852

 

[duckfart]

haaa, awesome old school fireball !!

 

[sleepy]

The original Fireball was manufactured in 1972, the year I graduated from high school.
I was 18 and played it when I could find one. :)

 

[duckfart]

The original Fireball was manufactured in 1972, the year I graduated from high school.
I was 18 and played it when I could find one. :)

Sleepy, did you see the link John sent?