Miscellaneous parts

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There is a guy at the Seattle Expo that sells parts off of the tables. I am sure his name was actually Stern or something but no relation. Either way, he had everything you can think of from flipper rebuilds to spot targets and ramps, what have you. His prices were awesome. Does anyone have a preferred listing for parts or remember this guy. This is the spot to start listing.

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http://www.sternamusements.com/

[Kickback]

Thanks D. Anyone done any price comparisons between this and Marco Specialties or anything?

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what parts are you looking for

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All of them

[Opto]

PBresource is generally the cheapest. Pinball life is pretty competitive. Marco and Bay Area Amusements tends to be more expensive, but they have lots of things you can't get anywhere else. Many times pricing depends on what you're ordering, from what vendor. I'll usually put quotes together for myself, compare then go with whoever is cheapest. If I have to buy a rubber kit, I always go with pinball resource

[eric]

I second what Noah said. If you're getting common parts (i.e. rubber, balls, bulbs, flipper rebuilds, manuals, posts, screws, etc.) no one beats Pinball Life and Pinball Resource. Marco and BAA are way overpriced when it comes to common stuff. Though if you need eye balls for Rudy, or a drop target assembly for your Cyclone, or a CPR repro plastic set, etc. they're great. If you need electronic components, I recommend Great Plains Electronics.

[eric]

And actually Pinball Resource also has a pretty good stock of NOS machine specific parts, not to mention some really nice repro stuff too. Most of their inventory is not online though, so you'll have to call to see if the parts you're looking for are in stock (make sure you have a part #!).

[Kickback]

Awesome. Thanks guys.