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1976 Williams Aztec

Manufacturer : Williams

Year : 1976

Players : 4

Type : Electro-mechanical

Theme : Historical - World Places

Production : 10,150 units

Status : Sold

 

Williams Aztec (1976) is a fast-paced 4-player electro-mechanical pinball machine known for its aggressive gameplay and strong scoring potential. Designed by Garry Oursler, Aztec combines classic EM mechanics with powerful DC-driven pop bumpers and a rewarding bonus system, making it a standout title from the mid-1970s.

 

 

Game Features

  • 4-player electro-mechanical (EM) pinball machine

  • Two flippers with fast, challenging layout

  • 3 DC-powered “thumper” pop bumpers for stronger action

  • High-scoring spinner shot

  • Kickback lane for ball save and scoring opportunities

  • Spell A-Z-T-E-C to light features and rewards

  • Center standup target lights for extra ball when completed

  • Bonus system up to 100,000 points

  • Adjustable for 3 or 5 ball play (replay or extra ball)

  • Approximately 10,150 units produced

Overview

Williams Aztec delivers fast, demanding gameplay that rewards accuracy and shot control. Players work to spell A-Z-T-E-C through targets and rollovers, unlocking features like extra balls and increasing scoring potential.

 

A key highlight is the powerful DC “thumper” pop bumpers, which create faster and more unpredictable ball movement compared to earlier EM machines. The spinner and bonus system offer strong scoring opportunities, especially as players build toward the 100,000-point bonus.

 

With its bold theme, solid production numbers, and exciting gameplay, Aztec is a great representation of Williams’ mid-1970s electro-mechanical design—offering both accessibility for casual players and depth for experienced collectors.

 

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View Restoration Details Playfield (Top Side) • Fully disassembled, cleaned, waxed, and conditioned • New rubbers, lane guides, posts, bulbs, and pinball • New flipper bats • Standup switches and rollover switches polished and adjusted • Plastics cleaned and conditioned Playfield (Underside) • Complete flipper rebuilds (coils, stops, switches, links, springs) • Pop bumper assemblies rebuilt • All relays cleaned, filed, and properly adjusted • Stepper units fully disassembled, cleaned, and calibrated Cabinet & Bottom Board • New power cord and fuse holders • Bottom board fully disassembled and cleaned • Relays, step units, and score motor serviced and adjusted • Jones plugs cleaned for solid connections • Cabinet cleaned inside and out Backbox / Head • Scoring reels disassembled, cleaned, and properly adjusted • Stepper units and relays serviced • New bulbs installed Additional Work • Weak or burned coils replaced as needed • Coin door fully disassembled, cleaned, and polished with new coin entry plates • Chime box cleaned, polished, and rebuilt • Shooter assembly polished with new springs installed • Metal trim, side rails, and legs polished • New locks, bolts, and leg levelers/castors installed • New sheet of playfield glass installed • New bulbs installed throughout entire game Warranty ✔ 1-Year Warranty (local sales) ✔ One service visit included within first year (includes playfield waxing, rubber replacement if needed, and full function check)

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