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Thanks for the replies, I was looking for a Gold Crown table. However this weekend I found one roughly 200 miles away and went and picked it up myself. In my area very few GCIV of GCV come up for sale, which is why I was looking to ship.

Move went Flawless Yesterday we went and picked up the pool table. When we arrived in the mini van I think the mechanic did not think if would fit. Needless to say I did have a mechanic take the table apart, but could have done it myself. Since mini vans do not have a smooth floor board, a...

I did a search and did not find an exact answer to my question so I thought I would post it here. I may disassembling a GCIV next weekend to move 220 miles and store for a few months. My question is about separating the slates: If the slate seams are filled with Bees wax I assume there is...

I sent Diamond an email recently with a few questions. They had an oak diamond pro, stripped down for refinishing, price seemed reasonable. This was last week. Not sure about shipping. aussieblake

I have an 18 ft trailer, it is not enclosed. My biggest concern with using the pick up is the aprons. The table has been in a home its whole live so it is pristine, i would like to keep it that way. The seller it going to talk to his table mechanic to see about delivery with out set up...

I have a trailer (18ft tandem), it is not enclosed. The pick up has a 6 foot bed. The aprons are the ones that concern me, because of the length. I will be going next weekend to pick it up unless another solution presents itself. It is like new, only been used in a home, which is hard to find...

Somewhere I have read that a disassembled GC can fit in a minivan. I am buying a GC that is about 200 miles away and my vehicle options are a minivan (the wife's) or my extended cab full size pick up. I would have it moved by a table mechanic but the room it will reside in is not ready yet and...

What would be the best way to have a table moved from one part of the country to the other? Not many of the tables I am interested in are available for sale locally, my local table mechanic can go pick them up for a mileage charge. But what is the least expensive and safest way to have a table...