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He maybe did. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TDInoZXz1A8

Why would you want to make the 8 ball on the break? Yea, I know, VNEA "Option 1," bar rules, APA rules. But not real rules of eight ball. :)

"Oil" doesn't mean just petroleum. Could be vegetable oil, animal oil etc. You think your skin oil is petroleum based? Ha, stop drinking the STP!

You mean Rudolf Walter Wanderone Jr., the fake fats, or the character in The Hustler?

Yes, well, note that they don't make tennis courts smaller for pros, nor football fields, table tennis tables, or 100 meters smaller or shorter for so-called "pro" play.

So, at a certain point, doesn't this start to be another game, something other than "pool?" I mean, with 5", 142º corners and 5 1/2" 102º*sides, there are shots you can make that are unavailable with 4" pockets, let alone 3 13/16". It's a completely different game with those tight pockets...

Oh, and you did edit your reply. In the email notificaiton I received you said "No prob if i got mixed up. Sorry." Then you changed it to read "You hadn't put up that flyer yet. "

That's not true. Don't call me a liar. You can check, that post has NEVER been edited.

WTF??? Can you read?? In reply #57 I said you are right!!! What more can I say?

You didn't see my reply before yours.

Ah, wait! You're right! Check this out: 4x8 table with 46x92" playfield for the Gold Crown II..

Now you are just being contrary. The play area for these was in the other information from Brunswick. Check the other stuff I cited: the 8' table has a 44" x 88" Playfield; the 8' Pro table has a 46" x 92" Playfield. As far as I can tell from all the available info from Brunswick, what they...

The info in the archives is from scans of brochures and catalogs, AFAIK.

Here's a catalog screen grab from the 1979/1980 catalog:

From the same source, the GCIV is this: https://brunswick.pastperfectonline.com/library/8C9C918D-F260-49DB-9C02-654955641092 Physical Description Classification: Year of ManufactureFrom 1997 To 2008 Style: Sizes available: 8 Pro options (46" x 92" Playfield) Slate: 3 pc. 1" framedLength...

That could well be, I don't doubt there could be contradictory information from Brunswick. For reference, on the GCIII, here's what I am going on, which was published in 1978: https://brunswick.pastperfectonline.com/library/38C18744-ED72-4F11-88E5-188420238567 Physical Description...

I have heard that when Brunswick did the GCIII they changed cushions, and the ones on the III's get hard pretty soon after delivery. If original I wouldn't expect them to bank properly. On the other hand, many much older GCI's and II's have original rubber that is still fine. I did some...

I'm just going by the Brunswick archives.

That's really good sports writing. Thanks for sharing! jv

I'm not a mechanic or a pool table mover, but I recently had a GC I moved and set up. I assume the one you're talking about a Diamond Pro Am. I am confused about the choice of vehicle. I assume you'd disassemble this, and the only big, bulky items are the slates. Is it a one piece or three...