The inclusion of Da Vinci's Vitruvian Man on the backglass may be the only depiction of male nudity from a pinball machine manufacturer.
The manufacturer's flyer shows that the slingshots next to the flippers each use three posts while the manual's playfield diagram shows four posts each. Presumably all production games used three posts each. We found this comment by Jim Tolbert in his Service Center column in the Jan/Feb 1980 issue of Amusement Review:
If you have a Time Warp and are experiencing a problem with the ball hanging up between the wire of the bottom left inside rollover and the rubber of the left kicker, it's because the post designed to go there was left out in production. If you look at the playfield diagram for this game, you'll see that it calls for four posts. You can remedy this omission by putting in a post or more simply, by using a finishing nail to pull the rubber out just a bit. There is no problem with the right side rollover since the angle is different.
Production Run Records for Time Warp:
Production Start Date: Sep-21-1979 (may not include sample games)
Production End Date: Nov-30-1979
Production Run Quantity: 8875
First ship date: Unknown
Last ship date: Unknown
Product History Record for Time Warp:
Quantity produced for USA/Canada: 3435*
Quantity produced for export: 4865*
Total quantity produced: 8300*
Price to Distributor: $1334.50
*These quantities may be sales estimates.
