9' Gabriel Tables for sale

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T. Cox

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I have 8 x 9' Gabriel Tables for sale. Very new and play great. Includes balls, great light lighting (best I have ever played under), cues, & rack. They are already broken down and are in heated storage. $2500/each firm. Pick up in Madison, WI only. I have a total of 8 x 9' and one 7'.

Call Tom Cox at 608-516-7483 or email me at thomas.lee.cox@hotmail.com or tom.cox@chartercom.com.
Please DO NOT send a note on AZ because I do not check it very often.
 
Wow, that's a great price for a fantastic table.. Good luck with the sale.. Gabriel Tables are awesome.
 
Thanks for the bump, they really are a great table. We had hopes to open a small place but can't find the building we need.
 
Your ad is a little confusing. table dimensions are usually 4.5 x 9 ' or 4 x 8' or 3.5 x 7'

I have never heard of a table that is 8 ' x 9 ' feet that would almost make it a square size not a rectangular pool size.
 
mrinsatiable said:
Your ad is a little confusing. table dimensions are usually 4.5 x 9 ' or 4 x 8' or 3.5 x 7'

I have never heard of a table that is 8 ' x 9 ' feet that would almost make it a square size not a rectangular pool size.
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Yep, it confused me as well. However, after reading through I'm guessing it is eight big tables (4.5 x 9) and one bar table (3.5 x 7).

Madison-area could sure use a good pool room.
 
At the risk of sticking my foot in my mouth, (sure seem to taste feet
Pretty often!), I think the OP was saying he has the 4.5'x9' tables- quantity- 8. He said 8x9'... Notice the missing feet mark? Would have
Been more clear to say 4.5'x9'(x8)...
 
7' Sig Pro

Is the 7' the same price? Does it have the diamond wood rails (or what ever gabriels calls it)?
 
Sorry for the confusion with original post. Yes it should be eight 4.5' x 9' tables and one 3.5' x 7' table.

The 7' is the same price and does have a dark gabriel wood.

"Dianite - The rail finish material, Dianite, is made of laminated wood and compressed with Phenolic resine, the same resin that is used to produce the famous Aramith balls. Exceptional hardness and resilience makes it extremely resistant to unusual wear, abrasion and moisture. A perfect solution for commercial environments."

You can see pics at http://www.gabrielsbilliards.com/
 
Duane Tuula said:
Yep, it confused me as well. However, after reading through I'm guessing it is eight big tables (4.5 x 9) and one bar table (3.5 x 7).

Madison-area could sure use a good pool room.
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Tell Dave he could use these at his place so the 9's match!! ;)
 
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