This slot is on ebay for sale now and I have never seen this style of top casting.
Is this a rare and unusual casting or a revamp?
Thanks for looking
John
atac wrote:I believe it's the same casting as the original buckaroo 4-reeler casting.
mechanic wrote:Jennings did make a 3 reel buckaroo along with the 4 reelers. Check the inside label with the serial number if it says buckaroo on it you have a very rare machine. If it says sun chief its still rare with that style top casting.
SLOT DYNASTY wrote:mechanic wrote:Jennings did make a 3 reel buckaroo along with the 4 reelers. Check the inside label with the serial number if it says buckaroo on it you have a very rare machine. If it says sun chief its still rare with that style top casting.
Whoops! There's that word 'RARE' again. I prefer to use 'Scarce' myself. Which it is.
Hell, even Willie Wonka is not Rare any longer! Too many Fake impersonators.
Past practice has usually labeled a machine as Rare, when there are three or less known.
For some early models, it could even climb to six or less. Guess this puts the Fey "Finger
Stricker" on the border line, as there are at least four to five known at this time.
Anglobritish wrote:Hi,
Most of these models were made for the Nevada Club, and Mechanic is correct, they did make a 3 reel model using this t o casting on the sun chief. You have nice machine, I have an original flyer for the Buckeeoo,
Freddy Bailey
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