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Gina’s Cell: 615.504.9220 Leslie’s Cell 615.293.8931 Office: 615.370.9625 www.intermarkridegroup.com USED RIDE LIST November, 2020 Don’t see what you are looking for or have rides for sale? Give us a call or contact [email protected] Bumper Cars/Go-Karts Code Ride Name Year Description Price BC1350 Bumper Cars 1994 Duce, 10 cars, 50’ x 40’ electric floor $45,000 BC1362 Bumper Cars 1989 Majestic TM 1800 $125,000 $115,000 BC1355 Bumper Cars 1986 Majestic TM 1800, 14 cars $160,000 BC1349 Bumper Cars 1994 Majestic, 6 cars, 30’ x 40’ floor $47,000 $35,000 BC1340 Bumper Cars Majestic, 8 cars, 58’ x 26’ floor $45,000 BC1326 Bumper Cars 1994 Majestic, 19 cars, 50’ x 50’ floor $89,500 BC1341 Bumper Cars Mini Bumper Cars $65,000 BC1353 Bumper Cars RDC, 6 battery powered $21,500 BC1354 Bumper Cars RDC, 4 gas powered $12,000 BC1323 Bumper Cars Reverchon, 20 cars Call for price BC1302 Bumper Cars 1976 SDC, PM, 20 cars $175,000 BC1339 Bumper Cars 2000 Sartori, Mini Dodgem, TM, 10 cars 170,000 Euro BC1359 Bumper Cars 1988 Zamperla Jr., stinger style with floor $20,000 BC1365 Go Karts Amusement Products, 16 karts $24,900 BC1366 Go Karts Electra Mototsports, 5 doubles + 4 singles $22,500 BC1356 Go Karts, Kids Whisper Karts, 6 karts, Wells Cargo Trailer $19,000 $14,000 BC1364 Go Karts, Mini 2012 Falcon, 6 karts $11,000 BC1347 Go Karts 2005 Shaller, Slick Track 2000, 16 karts $45,500 $36,500 BC1348 Go Karts 1999 Shaller, Slick Track Wedge, 8 karts $15,000 Carousels CA1331 Carousel Allan Herschell, 3 abreast $90,000 CA1344 Carousel 1947 Allan Herschell, 3 abreast, 30 jumping horses $95,000 CA1374 Carousel 1962 Allan Herschell, 24 seats $35,000 CA1368 Carousel 1940 Allan Herschell $100,000 CA1380 Carousel 2009 American Carousel Works, 28’ $160,000 CA1290 Carousel 1990 Barrango, Deluxe Menagerie, PM $145,000 CA1371 Carousel 2006 Bertazzon, 4.7 mt. $65,000 $30,000 CA1364 Carousel Bertazzon, 6.5 mt. $115,000 CA1381 Carousel 1994 Bertazzon, 7 mt. $125,000 CA1382 Carousel 1999 Bertazzon, 7 mt. $125,000 CA1383 Carousel 2001 Bertazzon, 7 mt. $125,000 CA1384 Carousel 1989 Bertazzon, 8.9 mt. $145,000 CA1385 Carousel 1990 Bertazzon, 8.9 mt. $145,000 CA1386 Carousel 1990 Bertazzon, 8.9 mt. $145,000 CA1387 Carousel 2004 Bertazzon, 8.9 mt. $145,000 CA1388 Carousel 1979 Bertazzon, 10.5 mt. Double, rockers only $175,000 CA1389 Carousel 1996 Bertazzon, 10.5 mt. Double $175,000 CA1353 Carousel 1997 Chance, 20 seats $157,000 CA1367 Carousel Chance, 36’, used indoors only $195,000 CA1369 Carousel Chance, Americana, PM $165,000 CA1366 Carousel Chance, Fantasy, PM $110,000 CA1375 Carousel 1987 Chance, Grand, 4 abreast $389,000 CA1285 Carousel 1972 Chance, PM, 12 mt, 30 horses, 1 chariot $115,000 CA1225/CA1227 Carousel 1997/93 Chance, PM, 28 ft $165,000 CA1338 Carousel Chance, 3-abreast, ground mount $68,000 CA1324 Carousel 1920’s Dentzel Style, 4 abreast, 58’ diameter $400,000 CA1294 Carousel 1992 Fabricon, PM, 28’ $95,000 CA1326 Carousel 2010 Gameart, PM, 24 seats $60,000 CA1348 Carousel 1928 Parker, portable, 2-row, 20 jumpers $119,000 $85,000 CA1365 Carousel 1920 PTC, Antique Carousel, needs restoration Call for price CA1322 Carousel San Antonio, TM $68,000 Make Offer CA1363 Carousel 1976 San Antonio, with box truck-racked $100,000 CA1378 Carousel 1973 Theel, 35’ diameter, 35 animals $120,000 CA1305 Carousel, Musical Zamperla $65,000 CA729 Grand Carousel 1990 Chance, TM $578,000 CA1377 Merry Go Round Theel $39,900 Kiddie Rides KD1573 Air Baby Kiddie Ride NEW Cogan 4,200 Euro KD1571 Airport Kiddie Ride NEW Cogan, available with or w/out interactive video 13,250-14,250 Euro KD1486 Airport Ride Sartori, PM $42,500 REDUCED! KD1579 Alien Spinning Ride PM $8,500 KD1595 Antique Cars Arrow, electric $24,000 KD1587 Antique Cars 2018 Promo Karts $75,000 KD1562 Antique Cars Majestic, TM $28,000 KD1370 Antique Cars San Antonio Roller Works, TM $18,500 KD1591 Apple w/ Skyfighter 1960 Venture/Allan Herschell, TM $30,000 KD1601 Ballocity Ballocity, very well maintained $80,000 KD1542 Banana Squadron PM $19,900 KD1553 Barrels of Fun 1998 Sellner, PM $20,000 KD1498 Berry Go Round Sellner, TM $45,000 KD1489 Boat Ride, Baby Venice Sartori $18,500 KD1555 Car Ride TM $10,000 KD1530 Castle Mania Childress, TM $18,000 KD1493 Castle Mania 1993 Childress, TM $25,000 KD1407 Castle Mania 1994 $11,000 KD1499 Convoy 1990 Zamperla, PM, needs work $11,000 KD1594 Crazy Corn 1997 Advantage Rides, PM $25,000 KD1488 Convoy 2002 Clarks Children Rides, TM $55,000 KD1565 Dizzy Dragon TM $62,500 $60,000 KD1431 Dizzy Dragon 2000 Sellner, Ground mount w/ trailer $47,000 KD1436 Drag Cars 1992 Supercar, 6 cars $35,000 KD1392 Dragon Ride TM $28,500 KD1487 Drum Circus PM $34,500 REDUCED! KD1593 Dumbo 2016 Kolmax Plus, TM $180,000 KD1372 Elephant Ride Zamperla, TM $18,500 KD1582 Flying Cats & Tigers $8,500 KD1546 Flying Saucer 1968 San Antonio, TM $10,000 KD1494 Flying Saucer San Antonio, TM, saucers and helicopters $25,000 KD1584 Gorilla Show Ride $25,000 KD1598 Granny Bugs 1986 Venture/Hi Lite Rides, TM $18,000 KD1448 Granny Bugs Venture, TM, with trailer $17,000 KD1418 Hampton Boat Ride 1974 No top $15,000 KD1554 Hampton Combo Hampton, TM $45,000 KD1504 Hampton Dino Ground Mount $18,500 KD1455 Hampton Jeeps Hampton, TM, w/ Sartori Jeeps $40,000 KD1456 Hampton Combo Hampton, TM $35,000 KD1369 Hampton Combo Hampton, TM $45,000 KD1592 Hampton Dune Buggies 1981 Hampton, TM $15,000 KD1505 Hampton Motorcycle Ground Mount $18,500 KD1371 Hampton Motorcycle Hampton, TM $18,500 KD1484 Hampton Rally Racer Hampton, TM $55,000 KD1588 Helicopter Allan Herschell, GM $12,500 KD1586 Helicopter $18,000 KD1577 Helicopter Zamperla $32,000 KD1556 Helicopter Allan Herschell, TM $28,500 KD1526 Helicopter Allan Herschell, TM $25,000 KD1457 Helicopter Allan Herschell, TM $18,500 KD1524 Jalopy Junction Sellner, TM $45,000 KD1599 Jet Ride PM $8,500 KD1465 Kiddie Boats Mangels Call for price KD1464 Kiddie Cars King Call for price KD1547 Ladybug 1981 Eyerly, TM $15,000 KD1477 Ladybug TM $9,500 KD1561 Luv Bug 1997 Debron, TM $28,000 KD1544 Mini Himalaya 1991 Advantage Rides, PM $15,000 KD1536 Mini Himalaya 1994 Designs Int’l, PM, new control box $59,000 $30,000 KD1476 Mini Jet, Dino TM $32,500 KD1490 Mini Jet Ground mount $17,500 KD1463 Mini Jet 1996 Zamperla, TM, Helicopters $28,500 KD1585 Mini Trucks w/ track $20,000 KD1576 Mini Whip PM $12,000 KD1548 Playport TM $15,000 KD1589 Quad Runners 2008 Dalton, TM $57,000 KD1596 Quadzilla 1993 Majestic, TM $100,000 KD1670 Red Baron Zamperla, GM, trailer available separately $35,000 KD1491 Red Baron Zamperla, TM $35,000 KD1429 Red Baron 1957 TM $25,000 KD1590 Red Baron Vehicles Only Chance, vehicles only $12,500 KD1574 Rocket Kiddie Ride NEW Cogan 16,400 Euro KD1550 Scrambler, Kiddie Eli, TM $16,500 KD1528 Ships Ahoy 2010 Larson, TM $75,000 KD1600 Slime Buckets Zamperla, TM $18,000 KD1461 Squadron (Planes) 2000 Wisdom, TM $115,000 $80,000 KD1441 Star Dancer, Kid’s 1998 Larson, PM $85,000 $55,000 KD15781 Super Base Ride Sartori $14,500 KD1527 Super Jet Sartori, LED lights $45,000 KD1500 Swings 2013 Fiberglass Intl, TM $40,000 KD1529 Truck Adventure SBF, TM $30,000 KD1575 Tuned Car Kiddie Ride NEW Cogan 8,600 Euro KD1581 Umbrella Ride TM $30,000 KD1572 Unicorn Castle Kiddie Ride NEW Cogan 7,250 Euro KD1597 Wiggle Wurm 2011 Wisdom, TM $75,000 Dark Rides & Fun Houses DH1289 Dark Ride 1985 Pilz, TM, Ghost Ship theme Call for price DH1278 Dark Ride Funni Frite, TM $65,000 SOLD DH1271 Dark Ride TM, 1 level, seats 12 165,000 Euro DH1266 Dark Ride 1979 Mack, TM, 10 trailers, TUV Call for price DH1290 Fun House TM $10,000 DH1267 Fun House 1990 Marchal, TM, 2 levels Call for price DH1250 Fun House TM, Mirrors $15,000 DH1259 Fun House Funni Frite, Firehouse Theme, TM $32,500 DH1275 Ghost Train TM Call for price DH1280 Glass House 1999 Funtech, TM $32,500 DH1256 Glass House Zachinni, TM $28,000 DH1258 Mardi Gras Glass House Owen, TM $140,000 DH1286 Raiders 1992 Wisdom, TM $65,000 DH1287 Rainbow Rock 2004 Sellner, TM, refurbished $95,000 Major-Family Rides MJ1637 Ali Baba/1001 Nachts ARM, TM $300,000 $275,000 MJ1684 1001 Nacht 1997 ARM, TM $210,000 MJ1687 Aqua Course 2012 Whitewater West, PM $95,000 MJ1559 Bayern Kurve 1966 Schwarzkopf Call for price MJ1520 Bumper Boats J&J, battery operated Call for price MJ1669 Bungee Trampoline 2014 EuroBungy $7,000 MJ1691 Catch N Air 2006 Majestic, TM $250,000 MJ1635 Cliff Hanger Dartron, TM $250,000 MJ1671 Crazy Dance 1994 Fabbri, TM Call for price MJ1672 Crazy Dance 1991 Fabbri, TM Call for price MJ1663 Crazy Plane Zamperla, TM $60,000 MJ1488 Crazy Plane Zamperla, PM $95,000 MJ1656 Demo Derby Zamperla, TM 120,000 Euro MJ1589 Disk’O 2005 Zamperla, TM $290,000 M1548 Disk’O Zamperla, TM $265,000 $235,000 MJ1693 Drop N Twist Tower 2016 SBF, TM, 10 mt. $250,000 $230,000 MJ1709 Enterprise 1976 Huss $160,000 MJ1569 Enterprise 1075 Huss, TM Call for price MJ1560 Enterprise Schwarzkopf, TM Call for price MJ1476 Fire Chief 2002 Zamperla, TM $95,000 SP1367 Fireball / Super Loop Larson, TM $400,000 MJ1556 Flume 1989 SDC, TM, 7 trailers Call for price MJ1500 Flume Ride Reverchon, Semi Portable 500,000 EURO MJ1489 Gee Wizz 1993 Wisdom $130,000 MJ1703 Gravitron/Starship 1997 Wisdom, TM $190,000 MJ1540 Gravitron Wisdom, TM, LED lights Call for price MJ1717 Gyroscope 2014 Amusements Int’l $9,500 MJ1715 Gyroscope 2018 Amusements Int’l $30,000 obo MJ1716 Himalaya Venture, TM $35,000 MJ1638 Himalaya 2000 Wisdom, 1-trailer Call for price MJ1674 Himalaya 1996 Wisdom, PM, needs work $30,000 MJ1594 Himalaya, Family Wisdom, PM $60,000 MJ1641 Himalaya Venture, TM $30,000 MJ1615
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  • Thunderbolt Turns 50 Coasterbash! XXIX

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    The FUNOFFICIAL Newsletter of ACE Western Pennsylvania Vol. 28, No. 2 June 2018 Thunderbolt Turns 50 by Brett Weissbart 2018 is a special year for Kennywood for many reasons: the park is celebrating its 120th anniversary, Thomas Town marks one of the largest investments in decades and perhaps most notable for coaster enthusiasts, Thunderbolt is celebrating its 50th anniversary! Originally designed by John Miller and opened in 1924 as Pippin, the ride reopened in 1968 after receiving a major overhaul by the park’s own Andy Vettel. The longer, faster and wilder ride received many accolades, including being named “the king of Photo by Joel Brewton coasters” by The New York Times and one of the top ten coasters in the country by the Smithsonian. Kennywood is celebrating the anniversary with special pricing, ride marathons and other events throughout the season. CoasterBash! XXIX by Sarah Windisch ACE members in western Pennsylvania and a Fred Ingersoll/Luna Park historical marker, which costs surrounding states converged again in early March around $2,000, so organizers added this to some of the at Salvatore's in the South Hills of Pittsburgh for fundraisers being held during the evening. Additionally, CoasterBash!, the region's off-season event with plenty it was announced that ACE Western Pennsylvania was of food, fun, prizes and even some dancing (you never looking for a Twitter coordinator. know what to expect!). With some return presenters The first presenter was Brian Butko, who authored and several fresh faces, CoasterBash! XXIX was plenty the Kennywood Behind the Screams; Pocket Edition of fun.