http://www.ebay.com/itm/custome-vin...187?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item43aef3a61b
You can trust him he`s (honestron)
You can trust him he`s (honestron)
Deal of the century on ebay now LOL
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I was sitting on a million or two
I had the only one of those sticks built long, over sixty inches assembled. Unfortunately it was in the middle of a bar room fight that went to the floor and it was somewhere in the middle. RIP cue! It shattered. I guess that unique cue I had would be worth millions today, at least on e-bay!
Hu
I had the only one of those sticks built long, over sixty inches assembled. Unfortunately it was in the middle of a bar room fight that went to the floor and it was somewhere in the middle. RIP cue! It shattered. I guess that unique cue I had would be worth millions today, at least on e-bay!
Hu
Surprisingly there are a few of those cane cues on there and they are asking a few hundred.
One actually has some bids. I have a few of them laying around and I consider their value as zero.
On the bright side, Zero is a number.
I have seen one of those up close. Maybe a bit of a conversation piece at best. At least this one has a story with it.
The story does remind me of the song Brandy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-tRXewCAmU
You could sell yours with a story too.
The cue came from an amazon expedition where only one member came back. His only prize was a cane that was held by the leader of a
lost Amazon tribe. His name was LoopUec. The cane was reputed to hold magical powers. The lost tribe came before the Mayans, Aztecs, Incans and the Tol Tecs. The tribes name was the CueTecs.
Feel free to use my story if you wish.
I have seen one of those up close. Maybe a bit of a conversation piece at best. At least this one has a story with it.
The story does remind me of the song Brandy.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N-tRXewCAmU
You could sell yours with a story too.
The cue came from an amazon expedition where only one member came back. His only prize was a cane that was held by the leader of a
lost Amazon tribe. His name was LoopUec. The cane was reputed to hold magical powers. The lost tribe came before the Mayans, Aztecs, Incans and the Tol Tecs. The tribes name was the CueTecs.
Feel free to use my story if you wish.
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...all this one is missing is the statement "I have turned down numerous $10,000 offers over the years''.
My grandmother had one of those, she used it regularly as a cane, and she and the other ladies at the retirement home played every day. I remember watching once, I think it took 4 or 5 women 30 minutes to clear the table. They had more fun than I think I've ever had playing. Priceless.
Way to display a high end collectible like that - on a cinder block wall with a garbage can, propane tank and spare tire as nice accents.
I want to see a shower curtain cue.
