1988 Joss West for sale

[singernak]

I am selling a Joss West of mine from 1988 the cue is a 4 point, 4 veneer cue with ivory inlays in each point as well as alot of ivory inlays in the bottom of the cue.

Traditional Delrin butt cap with "Joss West 1988"

The cue comes with 2 shafts both are around 13mm and both have Ivory ferrules.

The cue is In good condition considering the age. The shafts have spots on the wood, not sure if that is from age or the case it's been stores in.

I am asking $1800 shipped and insured in the USA

Chris

702-291-8885

The cue will ship with a 2butt 4 shaft case as well.


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[singernak]

I forgot to mention that the cue is straight together and apart, both shafts are 13mm and Ivory ferrules.

 

[Brain71]

I wish, I wish, I wish!!!! Beautiful cue. Damn!!!!

 

[singernak]

Bump to the top

 

[singernak]

bump for a price drop. $1700 shipped USA

 

[singernak]

$1650 Shipped ...

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[singernak]

$1650 Shipped Getting real close... :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

 

[singernak]

Bump to the top, spots removed from shafts and cue has been re wrapped...

Cue is straight together and apart with 1 of the shafts, the other has a slight wobble ( noticeable )

Both shafts are original and have Ivory Ferrules.


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[ghelms]

Bump to the top, spots removed from shafts and cue has been re wrapped...

Cue is straight together and apart with 1 of the shafts, the other has a slight wobble ( noticeable )

Both shafts are original and have Ivory Ferrules.


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I offered in writing to buy this cue from Singernak last week, however he was uncomfortable with using a reputable escrow service (Proficient Billiards) at the buyer's expense. The service would verify that the cue was as represented (straight together and apart). Singernak suggested that I could look at the cue if I was in Las Vegas of course he knows that I am in Detroit so the offer to examine the cue was shallow.

Potential buyers should check out the seller transactions of any potential seller prior to putting their hard earned money down. If there is nothing physically wrong with a cue for sale there is no reason for a seller to fear escrow. Reputable dealers and brokers know this to be true.

These escrow services are designed to protect both parties.

Singernak should reconsider his decision.

 

[tank69]

Reputable escrow or not, the guy wasn't wrong in not using it. There are a lot of scams out there and that still hurts the reputable escrow dealers. Just because he didn't want to do the deal your way is no reason to make a comment about it.


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[Jager Monster]

I offered in writing to buy this cue from Singernak last week, however he was uncomfortable with using a reputable escrow service (Proficient Billiards) at the buyer's expense. The service would verify that the cue was as represented (straight together and apart). Singernak suggested that I could look at the cue if I was in Las Vegas of course he knows that I am in Detroit so the offer to examine the cue was shallow.

Potential buyers should check out the seller transactions of any potential seller prior to putting their hard earned money down. If there is nothing physically wrong with a cue for sale there is no reason for a seller to fear escrow. Reputable dealers and brokers know this to be true.

These escrow services are designed to protect both parties.

Singernak should reconsider his decision.

This is getting silly. It is Singernak's cue. It is his right to set the terms of the sale, if you don't like them, don't buy the cue. It is that simple. By posting here complaining and starting a thread for your complaint you are breaking the guidelines of azb by bashing another azb member. Either agree to HIS terms and buy the cue or don't, but either way stop complaining because he won't agree to YOUR terms, he doesn't have to.

Mike

 

[singernak]

I offered in writing to buy this cue from Singernak last week, however he was uncomfortable with using a reputable escrow service (Proficient Billiards) at the buyer's expense. The service would verify that the cue was as represented (straight together and apart). Singernak suggested that I could look at the cue if I was in Las Vegas of course he knows that I am in Detroit so the offer to examine the cue was shallow.

Potential buyers should check out the seller transactions of any potential seller prior to putting their hard earned money down. If there is nothing physically wrong with a cue for sale there is no reason for a seller to fear escrow. Reputable dealers and brokers know this to be true.

These escrow services are designed to protect both parties.

Singernak should reconsider his decision.

Gerald, i said that you could look at the cue if you ever get to Vegas and you said you have a nephew here in Vegas, nad i extended the offer for him to look at it.

I have been a member of AZ for almost 6 Years and dont feel the need for Escrow, take it from other buyers in the other thread you started i am a stand up guy, please don't try to bash me or says things to discourage other buyers.

PS. The cue is no longer available for sale