Wheeler Dealer

Wheeler Dealer is a 1977 solid-state pinball machine (model 105) manufactured by The Henry W.T. Mali & Co., Inc. of New York. It was built as a non-commercial, home-model machine with a motorcycle theme, designed for a single player rather than the multiplayer format typical of commercial machines of the era.

The layout is compact, with two flippers and two pop bumpers making up its documented feature set. As a home model from a small manufacturer, it reflects a brief period in the late 1970s when companies outside the major arcade manufacturers experimented with solid-state pinball for the home market.

Little is recorded about Wheeler Dealer's designer or artwork. Alongside its stablemate Hotdogger (model 104), it stands as one of the lesser-documented pinball titles of 1977.