Williams Earthshaker (1989) - SOLD!

SOLD! - $ 1,799.99

Williams Earthshaker pinball machine - back

This fun 4-player pinball comes from my personal collection, now up for sale here for the first time.  Made in 1989, Williams Earthshaker simulates a California earthquake.  At certain times during gameplay, a motor kicks on and shakes the entire machine!  The first-ever game to have that feature!

 

Williams Earthshaker pinball machine - playfield features

It's a moving experience!  Target the zones where the Earthquake Institute predicts an earthquake.  A diverter opens a simulated faultline on the playfield, and California splits apart from Nevada!  With multi-ball gameplay, you can earn massive Ramp Miles on your way to unlocking the earthquake shelter skill shot!


Williams Earthshaker pinball machine - cabinet

The Internet Pinball Database currently mentions this game as #57 in their user-ranked list of the top solid-state pinball machines of all time, with an overall rating of 7.9 out of 10.  This particular machine was pulled from service in 1999 and has been in my personal collection since then.  It has been completely reconditioned, and is set on free play for home use. (see checklist below)

 

Williams Earthshaker pinball machine - flippers

This machine has been thoroughly tested and played to make sure that everything is working and that the action is good.  Pinball games often need adjustment and tuning after they are moved, however.  As such, I cannot guarantee this machine after it leaves my shop.  Click here for shipping information.

Reconditioning checklist

  • All playfield parts and hardware were removed, inspected and cleaned.
  • The playfield was cleaned and waxed.
  • All rubbers have been replaced.
  • All burned-out lamps have been replaced.
  • Flippers have been removed, cleaned and tested.
  • Power supply voltages have been checked.  Capacitors were replaced and re-checked to bring it back to factory specs.
  • Score displays were replaced with new ones.
  • New balls were installed to help reduce playfield wear.
  • In the pictures - playfield glass was removed to reduce glare.  The top glass is in good condition.
  • The playfield is in great condition with a clear mylar overlay to protect it from wear.
  • Playfield plastics are in good shape.
  • The cabinet is average, with some light scratches, edge and corner wear.  Check out the pictures.
  • Includes Operators Manual.
  • Please note: This game IS NOT one of the rare, early versions that had the sinking building feature.