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Take a pic of the underside of the Rail where the mounting area is for each area that the bolt is missing, this way the mechanics can tell you how to address this. The degree of difficultly can change quickly from GC1 to GC2. and just because you where told it was a GC2 doesn't mean all the...

Give Ken at classicbilliards.net a shout he should be able to help.

Please add my name to the list as well.

Looks likes a GC2

Lol ... very funny Zack:D

Sweet, :grin:

Thanks Glen, Well I am slowly narrowing down when mine was built with your help. The bottom of my side pocket castings have a etched date in them with 1962 as the year. But if I have been understanding you correctly that just tells when the casting was last changed. I have seen other casting...

Floating nut plate = GC2

Yes and even possibly in 62 also, no real way to tell as there is no manufacturing date on the tables, and it seems Brunswick used the parts bin system for building so they could burn up stock. Bottom line.... if the bottom of the rails have a figure 8 connector its a gc1 if it is a floating nut...

Nice work, I still am in the sanding painting stages on the GC, but getting closer to having it ready for Zack. Kris

I saw pics of the work there and it shows your craftsmanship for sure, truly beautiful work. I will be sanding down the table and repainting it black like it was, Ordered the ball return box, lower trims pieces and new ball return rubber from Ken @ classic. So it will have all the pieces that it...

Well as soon as Zack can free up there will be one more GCII that will be set up in AZ. Just waiting on the call :)