WTB - Kim Davenport's Target Pool
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I have one of these in mint condition too, but also not for sale.
I have to say that the $150 price, offered earlier in this thread, is probably a fair price given the rarity of the item in question. I have seen them on here for $145 to $165(?) (not sure if shipping was included).
They aren't making any more of them. Someone offered you one...remember...Beggars can't be choosers!!
Jason
I have to say that the $150 price, offered earlier in this thread, is probably a fair price given the rarity of the item in question. I have seen them on here for $145 to $165(?) (not sure if shipping was included).
They aren't making any more of them. Someone offered you one...remember...Beggars can't be choosers!!
Jason
Jason, thanks for letting me know that yours is also not for sale!
I'm also pretty sure that advertising "WTB" does not stand for "at any price", but I appreciate your comments.
I would also note that last month a kind hearted AZ'er passed on the opportunity to share the learning experience that comes from using this product with a fellow member for the exorbitant price of $35.00 shipped!
I am not a collector, I am looking to share this with the younger upstarts at my local pool room. I think everything is much easier to learn when you're having fun doing it, don't you?
I have also asked for suggestions on similar products that may be available that I am not aware of, any constructive ideas?
Incidently, I offered the previous seller $100 for his, and he is certainly entitled to decline, so I will keep shopping.
Best regards,
Ron
I'm also pretty sure that advertising "WTB" does not stand for "at any price", but I appreciate your comments.
I would also note that last month a kind hearted AZ'er passed on the opportunity to share the learning experience that comes from using this product with a fellow member for the exorbitant price of $35.00 shipped!
I am not a collector, I am looking to share this with the younger upstarts at my local pool room. I think everything is much easier to learn when you're having fun doing it, don't you?
I have also asked for suggestions on similar products that may be available that I am not aware of, any constructive ideas?
Incidently, I offered the previous seller $100 for his, and he is certainly entitled to decline, so I will keep shopping.
Best regards,
Ron
take it easy....
I've always thought that the phrase "beggars can't be choosers" applies to people that are asking or getting something for "free" and complains about it. The OP is willing to pay, thus the "WTB". Just my opinion...
I've always thought that the phrase "beggars can't be choosers" applies to people that are asking or getting something for "free" and complains about it. The OP is willing to pay, thus the "WTB". Just my opinion...
I meant no offense, just that I thought the offer was a reasonable.
I am glad to see that you have acquired your own version of Target Pool, you and the youngsters will enjoy it and learn quickly.
There is another relatively similar game. I cannot recall the name, but it uses predetermined ball layouts, target area and cueball strike locations printed on cards. I think I found it when googleing Target Pool a few years ago. The cards are given point values depending on the difficulty of the shot. If you find it, I think there are some sample cards you can print off the internet too.
Hope this is more helpful
Jason
I am glad to see that you have acquired your own version of Target Pool, you and the youngsters will enjoy it and learn quickly.
There is another relatively similar game. I cannot recall the name, but it uses predetermined ball layouts, target area and cueball strike locations printed on cards. I think I found it when googleing Target Pool a few years ago. The cards are given point values depending on the difficulty of the shot. If you find it, I think there are some sample cards you can print off the internet too.
Hope this is more helpful
Jason