I have a 10x20 JP case that i can let go. Pm me. It’s good/great condition. Orange color. I used it at SBE, but upgraded to 20x44 jflower

Aurora was the big home slot car racing set company in the early to mid 60s- they sold hundreds of thousands of those sets at Christmas time.
During Christmas time we would put a 4x8 plywood over our 7 foot home pool table to race the slot cars.

My older brothers had the Big Lionel train sets in the late 50s into early 60s then the slot cars and smaller HO train sets took hold for kids born after the first post war baby boom.

I might already be into 12x24 territory, but a 4x8 or 6x10 would help. I currently have two cheap 3x6 cases, one 3x5, and a couple of 1x1 full. I carry a different 3x5 to play. Putting this in writing makes me think I need to just sell some cues, lol

straightline said:

Those that I've seen are nothing but roller coaster tracks. Balls derail and fall to the floor. Some derail and wedge on the cover boards. Some don't even make it through the funnel. The ball hunt is something familiar to all pool players.

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Whoever set up a Gold Crown to where there are problems with the ball return has got to be one of the biggest morons on the planet. They are simple, completely visible, and there is nothing for the balls to hang up on. My ball return GCI is 60 years old and still works flawlessly. (OMG, Im sounding like a grumpy old man, kinda like Garzar )

I have a simple/dedicated/no print design pocket holster for the snubby that works well in trad. Levi’s or chinos (stays in the pocket when you pull). Also have a companion Velcro holder in the car’s door-pocket. That crotch-mount version might justify soprano risk though for those at the beach wearing a swimsuit .

A pretty cool website about Westinghouse:
Westinghouse Micarta