Corvette Pinball Machine by Bally | Buy in Australia
$7,999.00
Description
Corvette Pinball Machine – Buy Online in Australia
Collect nine classic Corvettes, race down Route 66, and lock in the engine rev multiball. The Corvette Pinball Machine is refurbished and in stock at Aussie Arcade Games, ready to ship anywhere across Australia.
About the Corvette Pinball Machine
Released by Williams under the Bally name in August 1994 to mark the 40th anniversary of the Chevrolet Corvette, this table was the very first pinball design credited to George Gomez, who went on to become one of the industry’s most prolific designers at Williams and Midway. It was also mechanical engineer Tom Kopera’s first Williams pinball — the same engineer who later co-designed Cactus Canyon, the company’s final traditional dot-matrix table. Art came from Dan Hughes, and the game ran on the Williams WPC-S platform, with 5,001 units built before production ended.
A genuine Bally Corvette Pinball Machine puts players on Route 66, collecting nine historic Corvette models — from the 1953 Blue Flame Six through to the 1993 ZR-1 40th Anniversary — via drag races, driving challenges, and track shots. Design quirks from the era show through in fun ways too: the game was originally meant to include a real 4-speed gear shifter and a 3-bank drop target, both cut for cost during development, which is part of why collectors still talk about it as an ambitious first outing.
Why Buy From Aussie Arcade Games
Every Corvette Pinball Machine for sale through Aussie Arcade Games goes through a full mechanical and electrical refurbishment at our Darwin warehouse before it ships — cleaned switches, a tested engine-shaker mechanism, and fresh rubbers throughout. Buying locally means Australian collectors skip the international freight, import duty, and long wait times that come with ordering from a US-based dealer.
Gameplay Highlights
- Engine-Shaped Ball Shaker – A physical engine toy that shakes and revs as part of the multiball lock sequence.
- Matchbox Car Racetrack – A miniature toy racetrack built directly into the playfield.
- Route 66 Collection – Chase down all nine historic Corvette models across drag races and driving challenges.
- Five Multiball Modes – Multiple distinct multiball sequences, more than most of its Bally contemporaries offered.
- “Catch Me If You Can” Mode – Regarded by long-time players as one of the standout modes in the entire ruleset.
Specifications of Corvette Pinball Machine
- Condition: Refurbished
- Manufacturer: Williams Electronic Games (under the Bally brand)
- Designer: George Gomez
- Year Released: August 1994
- Production Run: 5,001 units
- Platform: Williams WPC-S
Get in Touch
✉️ sales@aussiearcadegames.com
📍 29 Smith St, Darwin City NT 0800, Australia
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this the same as other Bally car-themed pinball tables from the 90s?
No — the Corvette Pinball Machine is its own distinct title, built specifically around the Chevrolet Corvette’s 40th anniversary, with its own toys, ruleset, and playfield layout.
Was this a widebody cabinet like some other Bally tables?
The final production version uses a standard cabinet — a widebody version was considered early in development but wasn’t carried through to release.
How many multiball modes does it have?
Five, which was more than most comparable Bally tables offered at the time, giving the ruleset more depth than its single-multiball contemporaries.
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