IPSND:Serial Number Submission Page

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The Internet Pinball Serial Number Database or IPSND collects serial numbers of pinball machines and publishes a database of these on the Internet. Our goal is to make available a registration of all pinball machines in existence and allow tools for slicing, dicing and visualization of the data.

Games: 6,703 Serials: 71,263 Visitors: 83,175,984 Members: 5,828 Photos: 46,628 Lat/Lng: 39,825 Masks: 71,263(1,063.15%) Traits: 579 Nudges: 236,310 Backglasses: 1,865
Most Serials: Twilight Zone(1,364) Most Submissions: Dennis Braun(6,174) Most Points: Dennis Braun(45,959) Highest Quality: The Knight(17.00) Most Nudges: pinballservice-nl(30,398)

Game Serial Number Submission Form:

It is extremely important that serial numbers submitted are accurate. If you have questions about finding your serial number please refer to the Finding Serial Numbers page.

Instructions:

Fill out the form below with required + optional fields.
Verify the Serial Numbers entered for accuracy, then Submit.
Check your email at the address specified in the submission.
If you are a member, then you are done. Your submission is automatically submitted and verified.
If you are not a member, you will receive an email to verify your submission. Click the verification link in your email to complete the process.

Private fields are not viewable to the Public and are not shared.

You are about to submit serial numbers for the following game...

Truck Stop - Midway Mfg. Co., a subsidiary of WMS Industries, Inc. - November 1988

Please fill in the following Information: (fields in blue are required)

The name you enter here is publicly viewable to everyone on the site. You may use this name to group all your submissions so be sure to enter a name that is the same as your previous submissions. Since email addresses are not visible to site users, this is the main identity field. Your Name:
Your email address is not publicly viewable via the site but must be a valid address as the submission verification will be sent to this address. If submissions are not verified within 30 days, they are removed from the database. Be sure to keep your email addresses consistent across submissions in order to keep your submissions under the same account. In the future, you may be contacted at this email address with questions about your submissions. Your Email: PRIVATE
You may enter your website here. There will be a link to this site from your submission details. Your Website:
Enter the country that the game is currently in. Please do not enter your country if the game is located in a different country. We are trying to track serial trends and where games were shipped from the distributor. Location:
Enter the serial number of your game here. Be sure to verify your serial in multiple places on the game if possible as it can be difficult to read serial numbers especially when they are stamped into the wood. Serial Number:	Note: Spaces and dashes are removed automatically The SerialBot likes this serial number format! This game has a serial number that has a predefined format and it appears that your submission does not match the known formats. HOWEVER, this is not necessarily bad... please make sure that the number you have entered matches EXACTLY the serial number on the game, double-checking right now might be a good idea. Some examples of valid serial numbers for this game are... 2001180108, 2001180116, 2001180130,2001I180653, 2001I180522, 2001I180450,2001X180653, 2001X180522, 2001X180450 ... For more information please see the Serial Number Format Page (opens in new window). Some games have a serial number that is formatted specifically for that game, it may have a special prefix/suffix or have special characters in the middle of the number. Be sure to enter your serial number in the format examples as shown otherwise the site will not accept your submission.
It is often the case that game serials can be registered by non-owners when a game is at a show etc. We want to be able to distinguish ownership if possible. Owner Status:	Yes, I currently own this game. No, I do not currently own this game.
It is important for us to distinguish between serial numbers tha have been submitted by physically reading them off a game vs. serial submissions that come from other sources such as owner's list, auctions, RPG posts or other sources. The value of these other sources is still there but they inherently have a little less value simply because there is more chance of error since the submitter is not looking at the actual machine. Collection Method:	I read this serial number directly off the machine being registered. The serial number is from another source such as an owner's list or auction site.
Specify if the serial number you are registering is for a complete games, just the backbox or just the cabinet. You may also specify that the serial number you are submitting is for a game part such as a CPU, Driver or other PCB. It is common for games to have PCB's from other games due to repairs etc. These are still valuable to us as they verify the existence of serial numbers. If you submit a game part serial number under a specific game, that serial will not be directly linked to that game but will be put into the database as a stand alone serial number. Game Part:	(What Happened to Game Parts?)
It is common for games to have a datestamp somewhere on them, it is often stamped on the edge of the playfield plywood on the front edge. It is occaisionaly on the side edge. It is also common for games not to have this date anywhere on the cabinet. Please only submit dates that are on the game itself, not from other sources. Date Stamps:
Specify if the game or part is complete, only of value as parts or unknown to you. Game Condition:
You may add any additional comments about your submission here. If there is something special you know about the game (known prototype, oddities, artwork differences, etc) please enter it here. Comments:

You can now specify a physical location of the game with the registered serial number, this allows us to over time track and map games around the world!!

Game Location:

* all search fields optional

City:
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Please select the location of the actual serial number and not your location.

You may simply skip this section if you do not want to submit a Lattitude/Longitude location.

You may either upload a photo from your local computer or specify the URL of a photo of your submission. The photo will be automatically uploaded to the database and stored with your submission. Please only upload clear and readable photos of the Serial Number Only, a general picture of the entire game is not needed. PLEASE DO NOT UPLOAD OTHER PEOPLES PHOTOS FROM IPDB.ORG!!!! Thank you.

Photograph of Serial Number:

IMPORTANT: Please do not upload photos from the Internet Pinball Database, their privacy policy states that photos are property of their respective owners, you need to get permission from the photographer to upload the photo here! Thank you!

Upload Local File:
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- Please upload only .jpg photos that show the Serial number clearly.

- File size limit is 2 Meg.

- Actual image will be shown larger than the preview image to the right.

Game Traits are properties that you or anyone else can add to a game in the IPSND. There are instances where a particular game model may have features, printing differences or other properties that changed through the production run of the game. It is often interesting to find trends about these features and collect info on what exact serial number range that feature existed on. An example is Williams 1981 game Jungle Lord which had two different cabinet colors, red and blue.

Game Traits: (Submit your own custom Fields)

Wire ramps ball size - As explained on the IPDB, Bally had sample games ready for the trade show but the wire ramps had not yet arrived. When they arrived and were installed, it was learned that the inside diameter of them was too small to allow the standard size 1-1/16 inch pinball to pass through. The ball got stuck in the ramp. With only days left before the show, making new ramps was not a timely option. Jim Patla substituted 1-inch balls in the game and they worked fine through the ramps and the sample games made it to the show with these smaller balls in them. Patla doesn't know if production games had the same too-narrow ramps or, if so, how many of the 1,598 units had them. It's possible that Bally got the problem corrected during the production run. If so, there may be games with ramps that can only pass a 1-inch ball while other games have ramps that can pass the standard 1-1/16 inch ball. To test for this on your game, regardless if your game is equipped with 1-inch balls, take a standard 1-1/16 diameter pinball and shoot it through each ramp to see if it makes it through. Then, on the dropdown menu, select the largest size ball that can pass through the ramps on your game. If your ramps are not original to your game, select Replacement.

Playfield Color Differences - The playfield appears to have two different options: - The truck in the middle of the playfield can be RED or YELLOW - The outlane insert can be RED or WHITE - The destination log can be 50k, 100k and 150k or 100k, 200k and 300k. - The insert with the coffee cup can have a WHITE fill or NOT.

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