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I see you're new here so just a heads up... This is the Wanted/For Sale section and as long as your inquiry is in no relation with that please ask your questions in the appropriate section of the forum. Your current question belongs to the Main forum, I guess - that's where I run into these...

Here are a few I took the other night: This is my favorite:

Thank you all, I take so much pride in owning this cue, it's far but I am getting closer to a Gus, that's the non-plus-ultra for me, definitely. As I don't have no time at all to play it, I just take it out in the evening when I finally fall home. I wish in January I'll be able to take it...

I've only been talking with him via emails so I can't give you an up-to-date phone # but here is his email: Motteycues@aol.com [He's a great person to talk to, by the way]

Here is mine... 2005 Mottey.

....wow. Berny, I believe you will soon be crowned as the full-splice cue collector, I like how you prefer these cues for what they are: you leave them the way they are meant to be: showing the splice and construction. This one looks like one piece of wood not 6 - the veneer work in this cue...

BUMP from page 6...

Good day everyone, Christmas is near and I am working my rear end off so I thought I should get myself one or two presents. Given that I don't have the time to go out and play as either it is too late or/and I'm way too tired, all I can do is read something pool related. I would be greatly...

The first word coming to my mind was: CLASS. Now that cue is class all by itself, nothing less. That cue is breathtaking, it has a very-very old design with so much extra in it it looks like as if it was from the future. What a cue that is... all others are nice too, but that with those inlays...

Thank you for your recommendation, I contacted them and all they had to say is that shipping would cost 'too much' - no more details than too much... A shipping a 2X4 case and a cue in it is like 50 bucks so I can only wonder how way too much it is for an envelope, wow... It's rather just that...

The wood combo in that cue is rather rare, of course these surface here time after time, but these appear to be more desired as far as I can tell. It also has triple laminates (as they call it) and almost all rings, plus the JPs... many extras that add to the price. Even with these factors taken...

Today I've been watching Jeremy Clarkson's Supercar Showdown DVD; in which he lists and reviews the finest supercars from the Ascari A10 to the Bugatti Veyron. I am not only a cue enthusiast, fan or whatever, I also love cars (nothing EVER comes to these two kinds of things to me) and frankly...

That cue takes a lot after Burton and his work, the butt cap is exactly what you got from his more intricate cues like Model-34 (my favourite) and the ringwork has also been seen on his cues - I really like how Joel added these design elements, I think these Spain-ish features make this cue...

Hello, I have a friend who needs these two items. Our major priority is a bumper for Mezz cues, it looks like this and has these attributes: LINK Please be aware that we don't have no need for the extension, only the bumper. Could someone please provide us one? Naturally we'll pay for...

The problem with this cue being a Stealth cue is that on those you may hardly ever see the wood this well, they are most often painted to girlish colours and have little to intention of showing the wood itself. While this cue could very well be a Bob Renis cue, you may want to consider Sampaio...

Eric, Thanks so much, I am happy that you liked the reivew. Actually I was wondering what will you say when you read it, I wanted to know! I am sure about both ferrules being ivory - I just checked it again, although on the pics the grains can't be seen at all they are there, a lot more...

Ruben, thank you too, I am glad you found it informative! Dave: I'll PM, E-mail and call at the same time!!! Seriously, I'll get in touch with you - my next aim is a Gus or Barry and that is far, far away from me right now... so maybe there'll be another Mottey / JMW on the way, so as soon as...

A Hoppe done in the way it should be done - perfect. I am not always a fan of those rings around the Hoppe ring but here they are just fine, a very nice touch. Best wishes with the sale although it should go quick,

Dave, you have the absolute first dibs when this cue for sale, you may rest assured! :) Erich: thank you for the kind words, I'll surely let you know when I get there, actually, it's not too far away, maybe I'll get there sometime. You too let me know when you are here in Budapest, we have so...

Very nice, classic, ever green design Mottey, should sell quick!