Recent content by gsm1sw

You could have used a little brasso on that nameplate. :)

It depends on the amount of restoration needed. I would classify them as refinishers. If it is just refinishing they do ok but if there are problems like missing wood (small areas) expect wood filler I would use them to install but I send my rail work out to Jack Zimmerman.

Didn't think I was here that long but join date states Jan 18, 2009

Kinda late but thanks for the info. Just created a cd of those. Plus this needs a bump.

For the truly frugal try three ball. Five games per rack $1 per rack x 20 = 100 games :)

Was there a qualification test??? I don't recall taking one.

Do you have a contact number for Oscar?

Will the corner shields from a Brunswick Moderne fit correctly to the aprons on an Anniversary?

A full set of never used pockets sold

https://www.ebay.com/itm/283050420114?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1558.l2649

Due to life circumstances, I would like to sell either or both of my tables. Reduced to SOLD Top table is ball return, bottom has pockets both tables have been sold

I sent these out to be refinished. but in the process of doing so the person refinishing became ill and could not complete the job. I retrieved the parts but did not notice that the pedestals were missing some wood until I tried to reattach the aluminum. As you can see there is a 1" gap...

I am looking for eight of these lockwashers. They are used for the castings to rails on early Centennials and are used with a 1/4x20x2 1/2" bolt. The OD is 1 1/8". I have already check with Ken Hash and Mark Gregory

http://fayetteville.craigslist.org/tag/3786525257.html If only I wasn't in Ca

Just looking to see if anyone has this type stock for sale.