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I'll take $115.00 shipped in the US

Great match, thanks so much.

TITLE : unknown sneaky Pete for sale Forearm: maple Point Wood: bar cue conversion Butt Sleeve: none Butt Weight: oz 14.7 Cue / shafts length : 29 inches (butt is also 29 inches) Wrap: none Joint Material: phenolic Joint Pin: 3'8 x11 # of Shafts: 1 Shaft #1 Weight/Size/Condition: - - 3.3 Oz...

TITLE : Unknown sneaky Pete with case Forearm: maple Point Wood: bar cue conversion Butt Sleeve: none Butt Weight: oz 14.7 Cue / shafts length : 29 inches both ends Wrap: none Joint Material: phenolic Joint Pin: 3'8 x 11 # of Shafts: 1 Shaft #1 Weight/Size/Condition: - - 3.3 used , does have...

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"Little" Tony Watson Tommy Stevenson Keith Honorable mention: Busty during the sudden death seven ball days. You remember that white Mirage sweater with the sleeves pushed up.

Thought the Floydster might be taking a shot at Tournament Director when I first opened this. Color me disappointed.

It was at the Derby in 1999, and Efern is hitting balls by himself in the chapel. This seemed to be an unwritten invitation for people to walk up and hand him their cue for approval. Gratuitously, he bunts the balls around with each one. But right before returning it he shoots some incredible...

Entry model doesn't mean the same to everyone, thanks for the price check on the Porsche through.

A Toyota Camry and a Six Series BMW are both nice cars. A Tag Heuer and a Timex will both give you the time. A Wilson Combat Executive Supergrade will not shoot three times as well as a Colt Gold Cup. Choosing a pool cue is no different.

A Toyota Camry and a Six Series BMW are both nice cars. A Tag Heuer and a Timex will both give you the time. A Wilson Combat Executive Supergrade will not shoot three times as well as a Colt Gold Cup. Choosing a pool cue is no different.

That's what I was told.

The story on this cue is as follows: I purchased this cue from my late friends wife. He had always told me that it was probably the nicest cue that local cuemaker Fred Fairchild had ever made. This is a great old school cue that will make somone a great player. I'm a SouthWest guy, and have been...

I appreciate the help, thanks so much.