Brunswick Anniversary.......

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pooltablemech

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Yup...still got it!

Not much table binus around the hurricanne! :rolleyes:
 

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Nice table...is that an 8'? I can't beleive no one has snatched it up yet. Those tables are stout!!!
 
Yeah 8'
People we got it from I believe bought it new, and only recovered it maybe twice. And it was done with the old tacks not staples. Amazing shape structuraly, still had the tape covering the stock numbers on the frame pieces from when they painted it new.
 
I'm not really interested in the table personally. I am in the business and may know someone who is willing to buy that particular table. I was just wondering if you had a figure in mind. No problem... I do recommend this table to anyone looking for a solid table.
 
Is that the original corners pieces and molding? That plastic material is one of the first ones they made. Polished aluminum came later... Thats a great looking table and it appears to be in terrific shape.
 
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The corners and moldings ARE Aluminum NOT plastic. They were just painted on the earlier modles.
 
Poolschool said:
Is that the original corners pieces and molding? That plastic material is one of the first ones they made. Polished aluminum came later... Thats a great looking table and it appears to be in terrific shape.
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No plastic at all on that table. They are just painted aluminium. The wrap around the legs is a vinyl, but the corners are NOT plastic.

And everything is original on the table!
 
Need some info PTM

I bought an PRO- EIGHT Brunswick GC1,it,s in decent shape.It is the last table I will ever own.The one thing I might consider having done is have some of the laminate redone on the rails.My questions are how expensive?Also does anyone know where I might get some idea of the cost per rail.I am in Ohio. THANKS in advance for replies OLDRO
 
I would say check with local counter top people, makers or what ever that do laminating. I don't think it is that hard, but sure would be easier to pay someone else to do a better job. Can't be too much to do the rails, small amount of area.
 
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