Pawn Stars: 1972 Line Drive Pinball Machine | History 

Rick wouldve offered $500, and he'd make it clear he would be taking a risk.

That guy seems like he'd be a great salesman

The way he kept smiling at Corey and making faces will give me nightmares for the rest of my life.

This guy is a sales wizard. He knows when to act, when to react and definitely when to stop !!

my grandma had one of those baseball pinpall machines in the basemen, used to love playing it as a kid

These machines are beautiful.

What a creepy smile

I had a Line Drive in my collection for many years and loved the game until finally sending it to a new home. I've owned and played other Pitch and Bat pinball baseball pinball machines and for sure this was my favorite one out of them all. $3750 was on the high end for a Line Drive, but well worth it since it was restored and playing 100%. and looking beautiful too, if you were in the market for one. It is a very fun game with plenty of bat power which the owner could dial up for more or less power. The electronic sound board in the game is awesome which produced firecrackers sound off along with the crowds roaring to homeruns and grand slams. There is also a animated light show on this games back glass of firecrackers lighting up in the sky....you got to see this in action! I miss my Line Drive, but enjoyed it a great deal and it brought me so much fun while playing it. It is a fantastic game by Williams in the late 1970's.

Why is it that this seller reminds me of Jimmy Carter...

This guy pays 800 for it, talks it up charges 5500 acting all big to get the price up, then acts like hes lost at 2700 dollars. Dude is a salesman if I ever seen one.

When he said line, Corey thought a line of coke

I played that pinball machine when I was a kid in late 70s

My dad rebuilt one of these when I was a kid. Went on vacation to Myrtle Beach probably nearly 25 years later and saw a whole wall filled up of them. Had to drop a roll of quarters into it.

I could feel the concussion from Corey’s handshake swinging around the pinball machine.

i played a version of this in the 90s. probably not the same company. but this one gave out crappy baseball cards as rewards.

As people said. Hes a good salesman but it worth that. I get deals all the time for half working pins for as low as 200 bucks and can sell over a 1000 because you fix it right. Its a dying art and people who dont know how to repair arcades/pins just sell them to get space for their home. I think this waa a fair deal and im sure he found a collector to sell to as these baseball machines are well sought after. Still trying to fix mine, been two years but looking for an authentic bat for it. Cant ghetto rig it and ask for a high price so its a waiting game.

Thank God finally somebody got over on them for once

I passed on an excellent condition line drive from san antonio about a decade ago. Would be funny if it made its way to Austin. My seller was asking $700.

Anybody notice the Annabelle doll on the top left at 0.10sec in the video???

I actually played this game. Boy, am I old.

I would buy it! That's awesome!

3.750 USD for an 1972 Electromechanic Pitch and Bat game?

Face smiled, eyes DID NOT.

I love seeing Corey and Rick get burned lol

Nice guy, nice deal! :-)

theres only like 12 comments LOL

the guy has no eyebrows lol

Cory, you lost money on that one bud.

Im Rick Harrison and this is let me call up a buddy of mine.

That game retails for 1k to 1500 all day. In that condition.

through the door, lol corey. its a tv set

It's not a pinball,,, it's a pitch and bat machine...

haha corey is going to sink the company. see the dudes smile as soon as corey said "3500"

A Myrtle Beach, SC arcade has like 10 with all working. Must only be rare on the west coast

0:53 top left. What is that I see and why do they have it there

$1,500 OR LESS is about what its worth !

cory will run that place in the ground after rick dies....cory no rick.

#ATX

Maybe I should be an arcade. Consultant for them. Over text. I’d save them so much money

Corey constantly loses money on pin ball machines.

That guy smiles like a snake.

That pin is only worth $800 on a good day

zing

i farted

Yeah, he over-payed. That’s worth like two grand.

🐍

4-$500 for that pin.

1st.

Whose going to buy that piece of junk?

Not worth 500$ that piece of 💩