Collector Value Est.

$500–$800

USD · Market estimate

Near-mint / restored. Worn or stored examples sell for 30–60% less.

Notable Features

Flippers (3), Pop bumpers (3), Slingshots (2), 3-bank drop targets (2), Kick-out hole (1), Spinning target (1), Standup target (1), Mini-post screw between flippers, Free ball return lane behind upper flipper.

Historical Notes

Uses the SB-100 sound board. Backglass shows singer Ted Nugent taken from the cover of his album Weekend Warriors, the artwork originally commissioned by OUI magazine as evidenced on the backglass text. Service Bulletin #7A indicates this game uses the same ROMs as Stern's 1978 'Lectronamo'. Because Lectronamo used a bank of five drop targets, the left bank of three drop targets on Nugent has double switches on its outer targets. Service Bulletin #12 clarifies the correct wiring for this left-side 3-bank. The manual mistakenly refers to this 3-bank as a "5 Bank Drop Target" on page 9 for Game Adjustment 13. This game was also manufactured in Australia under license as LAI's 1978 'Nugent'. Manufacturer data for Nugent: Production Start Date: 11/6/78 Production End Date: 2/16/79 Quantity produced - full games: 2437 Quantity produced - knock-down games: 234 (see LAI's 1978 'Nugent') Total Quantity Produced: 2671

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