Arcade cabinet identification?

[Epyx]

Local craigslist has a reference to a game from 1972 called Sonic Fighter:

http://vancouver.en.craigslist.ca/rds/vgm/1379893974.html

Has a picture of the bezel...was this a mechanical game? Anyone know?

I have looked on KLOV but couldn't find it.

[Franco B]

worked last time plugged in

That old chestnut 

[Ginsu Victim]

http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=flyer&db=arcadedb&id=9&image=1

[Epyx]

Thanks...too bad there is no screenshot...really curious what it looks like. I love the flyer advert though "Screaming into air to air combat, sound of jets and machine gun fire" lol

[Ginsu Victim]

Well, it's not a video game, so a screen shot would be tough, but I get what you mean.

[Ginsu Victim]

More pics, but none of the screen yet (still searching)...

http://marvin3m.com/arcade/sonicf.htm

[Epyx]

Exactly, better put as "a picture showing what the player would have seen"

[Ginsu Victim]

Man....I can't find any other pics.

[Epyx]

No worries Ginsu...at least you found some flyers which were entertaining morning coffee reads!

[divemaster127]

I think i played this at bells in tulsa a long time ago, I seem to remember it almost like a projector inside with 2 pics of clouds & jets going two different directions.  When you hit one you would get a red jagged picture for the explosion pretty neat for the time i would love to have in my game room

[DashRendar]

Wow, you can set it to have two games per quarter!

Now everything is a buck fiddy per game, heh.

[Epyx]

I think i played this at bells in tulsa a long time ago, I seem to remember it almost like a projector inside with 2 pics of clouds & jets going two different directions.  When you hit one you would get a red jagged picture for the explosion pretty neat for the time i would love to have in my game room

Ya that sounds pretty good for the time. Amazing the ingenuity if you think about it for the decade in question.