I was outside today, and decided to open the cabinet to see how the controller was holding up ( I haven't opened it up in about 3 years .)
When I opened it up I took the time to read the cards inside. Although the controller is not original to the cabinet the info on the cards was interesting. I couldn't find the original controller so I put an EF-20 in the cabinet. The back panel, and the flasher are original to the cabinet.
The cabinet came from Seattle....the card says that it was put in " Flash mode " on 3/01/79
The first pictures were taken about 4 years ago. The paint is already weathered
.BTW does anyone have a lock for it?
It is always neat to look at the paperwork that comes in these cabinets, as it's almost like a history of the cabinet. I have some work order papers from the 1980s that came with my GE Type F cabinet that show the intersection layout, as well as timing changes, cam changes, and the like.
