Question for the mases, RE: cabinet made by gottlieb.

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the woodgrain could have been done by an individual. go back to klov &
look up "krull" or "mad planets". gottlieb made other vids like "new
york new york" but those type of cabs are different. fred

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I am 100% shure that this is a Gottlieb cab Has Gottlieb on the coin door
and had "all the pwr supply stuff" from a Gott. II did look at Krull and yes
it also looks like that one.
Funny what paint can cover up.
Still no woodgrain on anything there though.

"Darren and Shelly Anderson" <darren@gondtc.com> wrote in message
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> I have a converted cab that I am trying to figure out what it is, I have
> spent some time looking on KLOV to see if I can spot it.
> The closest thing I found is a Q-Bert. but there are a few of differances.
> Qbert has painted sides mine has a woodgrain finish.
> CP looks like the same but in the pic Qbert appears to have a rounder
front
> edge.
> So the question is this, did Gottlieb make universal cabs??
> Or did some Qberts come in woodgrain?
> What other games had this style of cab?
>
>

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I will look tomorrow
Thanks a Bunch.
"Matty-t" <matthews@audio-doctors.com> wrote in message
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> look around the inside for numbers containing "103" or "105" in the
> string.. post them here, and I can probably positivly identify it. They
> usually stuc the tags in the form of white stickers to all the PCB's
> too.
>
> - Matt
>

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I found something on the net about this GV Number it told me it was a
Q-Bert. first revision, is this right?
"Darren and Shelly Anderson" <darren@gondtc.com> wrote in message
news:11djr3a8ko80623@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a converted cab that I am trying to figure out what it is, I have
> spent some time looking on KLOV to see if I can spot it.
> The closest thing I found is a Q-Bert. but there are a few of differances.
> Qbert has painted sides mine has a woodgrain finish.
> CP looks like the same but in the pic Qbert appears to have a rounder
front
> edge.
> So the question is this, did Gottlieb make universal cabs??
> Or did some Qberts come in woodgrain?
> What other games had this style of cab?
>
>

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Thanks. I was thinking so, but I have never seen one that was not painted on
the sides.
And Yes it does "Look" to be factory.
Now.... Make it back into Q-Bert...... Maybe if I can find some parts.
"Darren and Shelly Anderson" <darren@gondtc.com> wrote in message
news:11djr3a8ko80623@corp.supernews.com...
> I have a converted cab that I am trying to figure out what it is, I have
> spent some time looking on KLOV to see if I can spot it.
> The closest thing I found is a Q-Bert. but there are a few of differances.
> Qbert has painted sides mine has a woodgrain finish.
> CP looks like the same but in the pic Qbert appears to have a rounder
front
> edge.
> So the question is this, did Gottlieb make universal cabs??
> Or did some Qberts come in woodgrain?
> What other games had this style of cab?
>
>