Hi
 Cocktails are fun. One can often convince the
significant other that these are really just tables
and should be part of the household furniture.
Dwight
 From: John <jrkeys(a)concentric.net>
Thanks Jeff I found tons of information and manuals (they cost $20 each)  
 the unit once I used the correct name (cocktail) for my
google search. My
cost $15.51 plus tax looks even better now that I found they sol for $1945
back in 1980.
----- Original Message -----
From: "Jeff Hellige" <jhellige(a)earthlink.net>
To: <cctalk(a)classiccmp.org>
Sent: Tuesday, August 20, 2002 8:29 PM
Subject: Re: Great finds at Auction Today and at Thrift
  >Best find of the day was at a thrift (I only
had time to stop at 2 of 
them)
  >it was a Atari 2-player table console titled
Missile Command. It has a 
coin
  >slot for 50 cent to play the game. You sit at
this unit and put your 
hands
> >into the controller pocket that has a big yellow trackball and three  
   >buttons
for each player. They did not have the key to get into the unit 
and
  >I have not plugged it in yet to test.
It's in great shape and is model
 >number 23601.  I checked on google and could not find any information on 
the
  >unit. Anyone know where I can get spec's
on this unit and what it cost 
new?
 Truly cool...a Missile Command cocktail unit.  Mostly it's
 stuff like PacMan that you see in that format.  Here are a couple of
 pictures of one:
 
http://www.nanonano.co.uk/arcade/miscom.htm
 http://www.classicarcadeonline.com/missilecommandcocktail.html
 Jeff
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