Product Description
If you’re searching for a Bally Corvette pinball machine for sale, this 1994 classic is one of the most underrated tables Bally ever built. It was George Gomez’s first pinball design — he’d go on to become one of the most respected names in the industry — and it channels his love of cars into a fast, flowing table built around America’s favorite sports car.
Only 5,001 units were ever produced, and players still talk about how “flowy” and fast this table feels compared to other machines from the same era. The playfield includes a real matchbox car racetrack toy and an engine-shaped ball shaker that rumbles when you rev things up — small mechanical touches that made this Corvette pinball machine stand out when it launched, and still do today.
$5,999.00 — Refurbished, ready in 4-6 weeks
Key Features
- LT5 engine lock — shoot the left orbit to light the lock, then lock 3 balls and rev the engine to start multiball
- Route 66 car collection mode — travel the historic highway and collect 9 different Corvette models
- “Catch Me If You Can” mode — a precision 4-shot sequence considered one of the best modes on any Bally table
- 5 multiball modes — including a 4-ball finale where engine shots can be worth massive point totals
- Matchbox car racetrack toy — a physical, moving centerpiece on the playfield
- Engine-shaped ball shaker motor — adds real rumble feedback as you play
- 3 flippers and 2 ramps — built for fast combo shots and constant motion
How Corvette Pinball Machine Plays
The whole game is built around collecting cars as you travel Route 66. Shoot the right ramp to reveal your next Route 66 award, then shoot it again to cash it in — early rewards include the notoriously tough “Catch Me If You Can” mode, where you have to hit four specific shots in the exact right order to win a new car and kick off multiball.
The other major objective is the LT5 engine lock. Shoot the left orbit to light it, lock three balls, then rev the engine to start multiball and go for jackpots on the side loop and skid ramp — combo them together for a super jackpot. Collect all 9 cars and you’ll unlock a puzzle challenge: hit 9 flashing shots to reveal the 1997 Corvette and trigger a 4-ball multiball finale where engine shots can be worth up to 100 million points.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
| Manufacturer | Bally (Midway) |
| Designer | George Gomez |
| Year released | 1994 |
| Production run | 5,001 units |
| Players | 4 |
| Flippers | 3 |
| Ramps | 2 |
| Multiball modes | 5 |
| Condition | Refurbished |
| Dimensions | 29″W x 56″D x 77″H |
| Weight | 250 lbs |
| Lead time | 4-6 weeks |
Why Buy From Retro Arcade Games
A classic, mechanically detailed table like this deserves to come from a shop that knows how to handle it. Here’s what you get ordering the Corvette Pinball Machine through us:
- Every machine is inspected and tested before it ships — playfield, ball shaker, and electronics all checked
- A real warranty, not a “sold as-is” listing
- Free shipping across the USA, delivered in 5-7 business days via FedEx Ground once processed
- A real Seattle address and support team you can call, message, or email before or after your purchase
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I find a Bally Corvette pinball machine for sale?
This refurbished Corvette Pinball Machine by Bally is available now through Retro Arcade Games, with free shipping across the United States and a 4-6 week lead time.
Who designed the Corvette pinball machine?
George Gomez designed it — his first pinball design before going on to become one of the industry’s most respected names, later co-designing titles like Cactus Canyon.
How rare is the Corvette pinball machine?
Only 5,001 units were produced during its original 1994 run, making it a moderately limited title that’s grown a strong following among collectors and car enthusiasts.
What’s the LT5 engine lock?
It’s the machine’s main multiball feature. Shoot the left orbit to light the lock, lock three balls at the engine, then rev it up to start multiball and chase jackpots on the side loop and skid ramp.
What condition is this machine in?
This unit is refurbished and fully tested before it ships — not sold as-is. Current lead time is 4-6 weeks.
Does this machine come with a warranty?
Yes. Every machine we sell — including the Corvette Pinball Machine — is backed by a warranty and direct support after delivery.
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