9 Ball road player 1970s-90’s

tough to remember but sitting near joey spaeth and norm hitchcock at the stardust i remember them talking about a jim buss player. he must of walked by or something. saying he was real tough from the midwest.
that had to of a real been a compliment from them, as no one in the midwest was better than either of them.
Jim had mutual respect for both of them and their game

9 Ball road player 1970s-90’s

Thanks so much! Do you remember where you heard of Jim? And I will add that he could be quite an a**hole so some memories may not be nice ones lol. But his road days were behind him the 20 years we were married. I just could always see him walking into a bar in Somewhere USA, picking out a house stick and then challenging the gambling table. And leaving with all the money. And music was always with him on the road as well He was quite the guitarist. He’d often hear of a studio needing a guitarist to lay down some tracks and he’d grab a bag and hit the road. Now his road is different but I do believe that he’s in a very good place.
Is this Jim Buss the cue maker?
No

Shipping cue

I bubble wrap the cue individually, then place inside a cardboard poster tube with extra bubble wrap to make sure it doesn’t move around. Then, place inside one of those long UPS triangle boxes or a rectangle box and pack again with packing peanuts or more bubble wrap to reduce movement. I would ship UPS or Fedex and get it insured.

A poster tube alone is not enough. Piercings happen, if the cue is valuable it needs to be put in a tube and then put in a box.

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