– A Vintage Pinball Machine from Williams Electronic Game, Junk Yard. Featuring the Junkyard game by Dwight Sullivan, circa 1997, origin: Chicago, USA.

Manufacturer: Williams Electronics (WMS)

Design Team: Barry Oursler & Dwight Sullivan (concept, rules), Adam Rhine (DMD art), Paul Barker, Pat McMahon, Linda Deal (visual art).
Production: Around 3,013 units built.
Hardware Platform: Uses the WPC-95 system (a late-generation Williams platform)
Music: Features an instrumental cover of “Money (That’s What I Want),” composed by Kurt Goebel at Dwight Sullivan’s suggestion.
Visual style: Blueprint-style art gives it an inventor’s aesthetic, though some feel it’s “trashy” or “cartoonish”.

While not a mainstream classic like The Addams Family or Medieval Madness, Junk Yard stands out for its bold theme, inventive toys (especially the wrecking ball), and quirky humor. With about 3,000 units made, it’s a collectible item for enthusiasts drawn to its unique style and strategic depth.

Condition: All revised, new elastics and lights, complete with Data sheet, instructions and safety manual. Fully tested and working, in excellent condition.