This Sega Viper Night Drivin’ pinball machine is one of approximately 1,100 manufactured in 1998 by Sega Pinball, Inc. of Melrose Park, Illinois. The four-player machine features music by Slash, a cabinet finished in Dodge Viper-themed artwork, and a playfield with raccoon figurines, ramps, wireforms, and targets. The seller acquired the machine in 2026 and reports that it was serviced in preparation for the sale. It is now offered without reserve in Woodstock, Connecticut.

The glass-covered playfield features blacklight illumination, Vipers positioned above the slingshots, and animated raccoons. Players launch the Day-Glo balls onto the playfield using a ball-launch button. The game also features various targets and named challenge rounds, including “Mystery Caller,” “Rabid Raccoons,” and “Snake Rumble Roll.”

The front panel has two coin slots, two coin-return receptacles, a game start button, a ball launcher, and a lockable hinged door.