Superficially this looks like a Brunswick anniversary (as far as I can determine that would be the correct model. If I'm wrong please say so), but the red pockets give me pause. I found someone who is giving it away and if it's a real Brunswick I'm all over it. Unfortunately, it's too far away for it to be practical to go look at it in person before committing. Thanks for the help guys!
Help identify a table please
- Thread starter drlouis
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I have seen red liners before and to me, the pocket liners are about the single most likely thing to be replaced, after cloth.
Kind of like saying can't be sure a Toyota is a Toyota, because it has different tires than it originally came with
You better grab that table while you can.
Kind of like saying can't be sure a Toyota is a Toyota, because it has different tires than it originally came with
You better grab that table while you can.
Yep, looks like a Brunswick anniversary model. Pockets may not be the original, which shouldn't matter as you can order replacement black ones fairly inexpensively. The photo angle makes it look like an 8 footer, but sometimes photo angles are deceiving.
Picture looks weird....
There was a guy in the New England area made a copy of an Anniversay that was
undersized....maybe 3x6 or smaller.
Ask for dimensions
Bingo...looks like the Anniversary that is my favorite table in Salem Oregon's Cue Ball. Red liners and all...is this on a 9'?
Looks "off" to me ...... If you can get more pics and the dimensions that would help a lot.
That pic is probably not the pic of the actual table. The pic was taken from the link below of one of the Dallas area businesses. Smells like a fraud to me.
http://ultimatebilliardservice.com/used-tables/
http://ultimatebilliardservice.com/used-tables/
hmm another site with that pic. I'm guessing she is either up to something funny, or probably more likely found a table that looks the same to her and used that picture instead of taking her own.
Lots of people can copy something from one website to another...also lots of people who have trouble taking a picture and posting it to the internet. Either way, for a few hundred, I'd be pouncing on that table immediately! :thumbup:
Scott Lee
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That "great deal" just got a little weird. I would ask her if that's a pic of the actual table in her home before driving down there. If she answers yes, then it's probably a scam.
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Since you're not going to act on it, why don't you give out the details of this thing. Maybe somebody local can check it out.
Scott Lee
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