Just Arrived: Slick Chick Pinball Machine

Our 1963 Gottlieb Slick Chick pinball machine just arrived and now its time to go over it and make any necessary repairs or modifications. It came from an operators warehouse and will likely need some adjustments and tweaks for its new home environment. We did not play it before we brought it home, but we were assured the it did work well and the operators tech had recently gone over it.
Our SC pin is celebrating its 60th birthday this month. Jeeze, how time ever does fly by....
Necessary mods will be:
Power switch
Free play
We wax its very nice playfield, clean all five balls and with new 3" leg levelers at the rear, we set the machine to a fun pitch that makes the pinball less "floaty" and more fun.
'There's gameplay and more.
Thank You DJ Mike - Data Deluxe Music for the great background tunes.
Cheers!
Steveo
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[@Riz2336]

Looked to be in pretty good shape for it's age

[@markjackson1444]

Thanks for posting. Slick Chick is one of the greatest wedgeheads Gottlieb ever made. Great game concept and a great playing game as well. Gottlieb’s from about 1963-19967 are top shelf games.
What a gem this one is.

[@Steveos-Gameroom]

And, thank you watching my latest video. I do have to agree SC is a great wedgehead. Cheers!!

[@sydviscous7006]

Not the best way to set an EM game for free play.
You should jumper the N.O. zero position switch on the replay unit, so that it's closed when the credit reel is at zero.
This way, the credit reel will increment and decrement properly. The way you did it, you'll quickly max out the credit reel, and now you won't hear the knocker or win any replays.