Interview with Pinball Collector Clay Harrell

Collectors Weekly have posted an interview with pinball collector Clay Harell.

So one day I went to an auction of coin-operated video games. They had pinball machines there, too, including a 1980 Spider-Man machine. This is about 1988, so the game’s only eight years old. They started bidding at a hundred dollars, and nobody’s bidding. I drag it home and set it up, and sure enough a few things don’t work on it. And of course I don’t know how to fix it, but I go through it, figure it out, and it’s rewarding.

Clay operates one of the best sites on the web for pinball repair information.
Looking at his collection, I'm just thankful 8 bit computers are easier to store!

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