1976 Gottlieb’s “Volley” These sports themed single
players from Gottlieb's sell as fast as we restore them. Good original
condition freshly restored (late January 2017) for a long happy life
in your game room. 15 Drop targets for your flipper shot pleasure.
Tennis anyone? Pinrescue has just installed new flippers, pop bumpers,
rubber, lamps, playfield glass, cabinet buttons, cabinet switches,
legs, locks, lane guides and playfield posts on the original
playfield. We take pride in our work and do it like you would want it
done no short cuts. Fast playing game with lots of great skill shots
with those 15 drop targets. Notable features three pop bumpers two
special lanes and the resetting 15 drop targets. Volley also features
100,000 scoring for over the top pinball fun in your home.
Great condition original cabinet good art glass good
playfield this Volley plays great fast and fun. Wonderful drop target
game from Gottlieb.
American Made when that phrase really meant something
Gottlieb used the finest materials, craftsmen, engineers and artists
all to earn your quarters back in the day. Chris Evert was all the
news in 1976 when Volley left the factory winning both Wimbledon and
the US Open.
We at Pinrescue only work on pre 1977 machines
like this Volley freshly tuned January 2017 for a long happy life in
your game room. We have safely shipped all over if you have always
wanted a vintage pinball machine maybe Volley is for you. This is a
collectable "Gottlieb Wedge head with Drop Targets" single player with
a nice sports theme. It would be perfect for any lucky tennis club,
shop or player.
We will warrantee this pinball machine locally (Boston to
Richmond VA) and offer an annual service contract for a reasonable
$225 per year. This contract includes all parts and labor, an annual
tune up/inspection and clean & wax to keep Volley playing like new.
Volley has been carefully restored that is the only reason we can
offer a service contract (home use only) on a 40 year old pinball
machine. Shipping $500 anywhere else.
One of our lowest priced machine because the original art
glass and playfield (two chipped plastics) are in average condition.
Still plays like brand new with lots of new parts just installed
January 2017.
1976 Gottlieb’s “Volley” 
