Brunswick 360 question

greeneyes_ocean

greeneyes_ocean

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Brunswick 360 wanted /question

Hi all cue fans especially Brunswick lovers.

I have a question:

Is it a good idea to convert a Brunswick 360?

How much is brunswick 360 going for?

Any help is very appreciated.

Vass
 
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greeneyes_ocean said:
Hi all cue fans especially Brunswick lovers.

I have a question:

Is it a good idea to convert a Brunswick 360?

How much is brunswick 360 going for?

Any help is very appreciated.

Vass
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Hi Vass,
When you say "convert" do you mean cut a one piece into a two piece?
I would think if the one piece were in good shape ....you would be best to leave it as such.
If it were going to need a lot of help(restoration) you might be able to get away with not detracting from the value on one like this.
I've seen in the recent years ones priced from 9 to 15 thou........and seen one for 20 somewhere but can't pull out of my hat now.
My thoughts on a 360.........
Send pictures.....
 
thank you Dave,

I want to get a 360 for a player cue.

Vass

P/S is possible to play with one of those or enjoy the beauty only
 
greeneyes_ocean said:
thank you Dave,

I want to get a 360 for a player cue.

Vass

P/S is possible to play with one of those or enjoy the beauty only
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Good luck in your search...........they are a sweet piece!

Myself, if I had one I would hit a few balls with it and then hang the "retired"
sign on it!
 
I think the model 360 is the one that came from Brunswick already as a two piece, the Model 36 is the one you would probably want to have and get converted. There is such a cue on ebay as we speak. I think the guy may be legit, but I would ask him to send you a strange specific picture of it on a current newspaper just to be sure. You can also have it escrowed through someone like Proficient Billiards. For the extra $50 or 75 it will cost you in extra shipping, etc, it would give you some piece of mind. It appears to be a very nice cue.
 
the 360

My grand father have one and he had it appraised back in 2000 with its 90% condition and value was $16000. If I were you,
If you happen to have one. DO NOT MESS AROUND WITH ITS CONDITION. YOU CAN PUT IT ON A GLASS DISPLAY or KEEP IT FOR A COUPLE MORE YEARS AS IT GETS MORE AND MORE EXPENSIVE THE MORE IT GETS OLDER.
 
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