Brunswick Medalist
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The medalist is a cheaper version of the GC3's.plshrk22 said:
Glen
What he's asking for, is higher than most GC's...he's asking $1,800? Here...let me answer your question...with a question...LOLplshrk22 said:
Hey guys...you got a choice between a 9ft Medalist for $1,800...OR......a GC4 for $1,500.00....which one is a better deal...if they were both being sold for $1,500.00???
Glen
Is that really a question? lol! not even a choice between the two.
1800 is high. in the wanted forum there is a person trying to sell
g.c 3s at 1400. and cant seem to give them away!The medalist is a decent table made as a home version of the g.crown. much lighter
frame,finished wood rail versus formica.cheaper ball return. In
this market 1000.00 tops.
1800 is high. in the wanted forum there is a person trying to sell
g.c 3s at 1400. and cant seem to give them away!The medalist is a decent table made as a home version of the g.crown. much lighter
frame,finished wood rail versus formica.cheaper ball return. In
this market 1000.00 tops.
realkingcobra said:
In So Ca you won't find a used Gold Crown for under $3000.
The problem with that price, is once the tables been moved/setup/recovered...it's cost now hits right up around 3,500 to $4,000...which promotes the sale of new tables. I can see that price if it includes the deliver/setup/recovery...but not from seller to buyer.sdbilliards said:
Glen
You got a good table for the price, I'll check it out when I'm in your area in the next week or so.plshrk22 said:
Glen
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I was looking around at Medalists on the Web and I could not find one that had the same leg setup as the one I purchased. Apposed to the 2 Leg setup on the traditional looking Medalist this has 4 1'x1' legs on each corner. Nothing special about them, just big square wood legs. I am wondering if this table has been modified? Table is level and it great shape. The only problem is that the seems are showing on the top but it has been sitting there for about 10 years untouched, no new slate, nothing.
I was looking around at Medalists on the Web and I could not find one that had the same leg setup as the one I purchased. Apposed to the 2 Leg setup on the traditional looking Medalist this has 4 1'x1' legs on each corner. Nothing special about them, just big square wood legs. I am wondering if this table has been modified? Table is level and it great shape. The only problem is that the seems are showing on the top but it has been sitting there for about 10 years untouched, no new slate, nothing.
I have never seen a medalist with post legs as you describe. They come with the same base as the gold crown but without the leveler feet on the bottom of the pedistals. Sounds as if someone did modify the table, I could be wrong though, just that I have never seen one either.
I am wondering if this table has been modified?
The Medalist only came with the GC style of legs, are you sure this table isn't a Brunswick Century??? Or Medalist rails on a Century frame? I'm kind of bothered by this..as you want me to move and set up the table.
Glen
The Medalist only came with the GC style of legs, are you sure this table isn't a Brunswick Century??? Or Medalist rails on a Century frame? I'm kind of bothered by this..as you want me to move and set up the table.
Glen