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Title: Bally 6000----Monte-Carlo's Question Post by: PWRSTROKE on February 16, 2010, 12:56:52 AM Here is a Question on my part. A while back I seen some of these being offered "via" other than here some new, some used. I think the platform is 6000 for the newer ones with the bottom cab. being generic. Is this a simular deal to a wof thing- :103-. Reason I ask is 2-reasons-I do not fool with them that much but have some 6000's and I think you can convert the regular 6000 to monte with correct parts- :103-. I liked the new one offered other a while back it was a I think a "super Monte carlo"- :103-. I am NOT over-stepping my boundries on these as I am pretty much 99.5% a igt fella. That is why I ask. Thanks in advance and if complete game conversions are available please pm me. Thanks B.
Title: Re: Bally 6000----Monte-Carlo's Question Post by: a69mopar on February 16, 2010, 01:02:14 AM A regular Monte Carlo is 6' tall, just like an S2000 that can be converted to a WOF, an S6000 could be converted to a Monte Carlo Spin and Win. It would be easiest if you started with an "oval top" cabinet, just like using a 31" cabinet for the WOF. It all come down to wether or not you have the parts. Do you have the parts Barry? :96-
Thanks, Wayne Title: Re: Bally 6000----Monte-Carlo's Question Post by: a69mopar on February 16, 2010, 01:03:59 AM Oval top
Title: Re: Bally 6000----Monte-Carlo's Question Post by: PWRSTROKE on February 16, 2010, 01:26:32 AM Wayne, Thanks for the response. I have NO parts for these- :55-. I do not care about ceiling height as I got an easy 10ft to work with that is why I liked the super. I also have low-boy stands I could switch around to accomidate the machine/stand combo. I thought the machine(s) were intertesting. I have no idea if the game play is good. I think it was from other older posts so I thought it would be neat to add one to the collection. I had heard a while back about 1k (grand) could possible get you one locked and loaded.-(complete game). Thanks again---Barry.
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