Ship Ahoy
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Ship Ahoy is a pinball machine released by Gottlieb in 1976. It features a nautical theme and is characterized by its distinctive artwork and mechanical gameplay.
Electromechanical (EM) pinball machine, single player, with chimes for sound.
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Features a large roto-target, two kick-out holes, and a vari-target, which was innovative for its time.
- Theme: Nautical
- Sound: Chimes
- Production: 999
- Dimensions: 30" W x 55" D x 70" H
- Year Released: 1976
- Weight: 190 lbs
Additional Info
This machine is known for its engaging playfield layout designed to challenge and entertain players with its nautical theme. It is similar to Gottlieb's 'Buccaneer' but with different artwork and name for international markets.
Also released as 'Buccaneer' in some markets. Notable for featuring classic electromechanical sound effects.
Ship Ahoy was one of the last electromechanical machines from Gottlieb before transitioning to solid state machines. Its artwork was developed by the renowned artist Gordon Morison.
Also released as 'Buccaneer' in some markets. Notable for featuring classic electromechanical sound effects.
Ship Ahoy was one of the last electromechanical machines from Gottlieb before transitioning to solid state machines. Its artwork was developed by the renowned artist Gordon Morison.