$100 for what looks to be a Brunswick 9'

Are you sure it's not stolen? :)

Man, I should have checked CL years ago. I bought my Ashbee for $7k and change.
 
I wish we had sweet deals on tables down here but I guess CL is too new high tech and new fangled for the area?
 
holland said:
Are you sure it's not stolen? :)

Man, I should have checked CL years ago. I bought my Ashbee for $7k and change.
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Maybe, but if you leave your 9 foot table in the car in the bad section of Boston with the windows rolled down, what do you expect??

I probably should just buy it for the $100 and resell it on here for $500.

But I won't, cause I'm nice.
 
I've been designated to swap out the company's ping pong table for a pool table. Any size for under $500 including setup. Already collected the money from 8 people.

I check daily on Craigs List. A lot of name table in the 8 foot size, and a few 9 footers - but all (so far) just a couple hundred out of my price.

This is a great resource - including mechanics.
 
That is not a Brunswick Gold Crown. Look at the black legs & the black extensions of the corner pockets. On the Gold Crown corner table sides extend to the smooth miter joint.

Good Luck
 
ceebee said:
That is not a Brunswick Gold Crown. Look at the black legs & the black extensions of the corner pockets. On the Gold Crown corner table sides extend to the smooth miter joint.

Good Luck
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It's obviously not a GC, nothing on that table looks like one, but the name plate looks like Brunswick, and it looks to be of a quality that will have a slate bed. Brunswick pool tables not not automatically mean it's a GC :grin:
 
hang-the-9 said:
It's obviously not a GC, nothing on that table looks like one, but the name plate looks like Brunswick, and it looks to be of a quality that will have a slate bed. Brunswick pool tables not not automatically mean it's a GC :grin:
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That is true
 
Table

im not a pool table historian but from my experience...

To my knowlege'
if it is a Brunswick it would have T-rails in that era with that style logo..
The time of the GC 1,2,3 the name plates are rectangular.
Look to be a 9 foot table.
Hope this helps.
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Rob.M
 
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9 foot tables are hard to move. I've seen Brunswick 9 footers for $500 often in the CL in my area.
 
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