Brunswick Centennial, Charlotte, North Carolina
- Thread starter trentfromtoledo
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SWEEEEETTT! And I like the deco furniture as well. :thumbup2:
WOW!
Were the sub-rails and nut plates redone too ?
I once found a Centennial for a friend.
It was only a pro-8 though.
Joey,
No subrail rebuild. The table was a one owner, never been moved table. Recovered 2 times in its life. Owner was not looking to rebuild the rails and wanted an original as possible antique Centennial. He is more than happy and it was a pleasure restoring this baby, she was awesome to work on.
Ah. Still has Monarch cushions then.
The Cue Ball in Salem, Oregon has a 9' Centennial for sale.
I agree. It looks like it probably did in the 50's. I like original.
perfectpocketz
Banned
The original centennials look was Ok......but mine aren’t as cheap.....for one I won’t let the table go out playing as badly as they played when they were original.
I have original centennials and anniversary table that are like new......one owner.
I guess I’m missing something here......I really don’t like that tired old centennial look....if your looking for original the aluminum was not buffed.....It was anodized.
Randy you have a chance to buy Phil’s centennial that is original and the rails are redone for playability. If your really wanting one.....they don’t come any more original than that one.
Mark Gregory
Yes, Jim has that table for sale, problem is, he's not selling it for $1,000-$1,500 dollar price range that most guys are looking to buy at, so they can flip the same tables with a little clean up done to them for $8,000-$12,000....but they do find those unknowing suckers willing to sell for cheap around the country all the time, Jim is just not one of them. And Mark's tables are in a class by themselves as he don't fit in the buy as cheap as possible, then flip for the most you can get, Mark goes way overboard in the rebuilding and refinishing of the tables he sells, that's why his tables cost so much, they're as much ART as they are playable.
This grandstanding is getting old.
That's not a knock, it's a comparison of value. It's like a new mustang with an EcoBoost 2.3l 4 cylinder motor, vs a mustang with a 5.0L....just not in the same performance category, even though the owner of the EcoBoost thinks he's driving a performance car.
It's a knock.
Trent posted a picture of a table he delivered.
The customer is happy.
He did not want to pay double or triple the price he paid.
Like it or not, there is a market for that .
This thread should not be hijacked by grandstanders .
Leave it as is and let the people be happy about it.
This is what's wrong with the pool world .
Too many knockers.
perfectpocketz
Banned
You should know your biggest knocker of them all.
I try hard to give people value for their money.
Guys that have nothing to contribute other than their opinion should just stick to reading.
Mark Gregory
I have another OS 8' Ready to go!
Good luck with the sale Trent.
The Centennial beauty sure has not faded with time .
I have another OS 8' Ready to go!
Still using wood screws to hold the blinds and ball box on to the bottom of the rails? Advertising something for sale belongs in the for sale forums.