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Jerry Olivier and Sandra Brady work of art.

Represented are six Corvettes, one from each generation.

C1 ~ 1957 fuelie ~ venetian red and arctic white ~ 283 cid / 283 hp

C2 ~ 1967 tri-carb 427 ~ greenwood green ~ the last ‘Sting Ray’

C3 ~ 1969 ZL1 ~ can-am white ~ Zora Arkus Duntov’s toy

C4 ~ 1996 Grand Sport ~ admiral blue and arctic white ~ tribute to the ’63 Grand Sport

C5 ~ 2004 Z51 convertible ~ magnetic red II ~ 409cid / 650 hp ~ bad to the bone street machine ~ my car

C6 ~ 2007 Z06 ~ velocity yellow ~ 427 cid / 505 hp ~ the ultimate super car

This cue will be featured in the upcoming third edition of the "Billiard Encyclopedia"

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For what they were trying to accomplish, this cue could not have been better. My hat's off to Jerry and Sandra. Terrific work. And, of course, awesome photography by you.

As a recovering car enthusiast, I can't stop looking at it!

Chris
 
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and as a curent and multiple former corvette owner i like this cue very much. i almost hate to ask the price (but i will). great cue!

guy
 
TATE said:
As a recovering car enthusiast, I can't stop looking at it!

Chris
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Recovering,lol,i know the feeling of getting out of the car scene,but to me pool is alittle more rewarding then drag racing or showing a car.
 
wow.. i really like the look of the alternating silver veneer in the points.. where it starts on one side of the points and then continues after the pic on the other side.. it really looks neat....

beautiful cue!

chris
 
guycrunch said:
and as a curent and multiple former corvette owner i like this cue very much. i almost hate to ask the price (but i will). great cue!

guy
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Haven't decided if I'm going to sell it, I only have four cues in my personal collection and I might make this the fifth.
Corvettes and cues are my two passions.
 
Very nice. Hold on to it. You might regret letting it go, but if you decide to sell it let me know.
 
billiardcue said:
Jerry Olivier and Sandra Brady work of art.

Represented are six Corvettes, one from each generation.

C1 ~ 1957 fuelie ~ venetian red and arctic white ~ 283 cid / 283 hp

C2 ~ 1967 tri-carb 427 ~ greenwood green ~ the last ‘Sting Ray’

C3 ~ 1969 ZL1 ~ can-am white ~ Zora Arkus Duntov’s toy

C4 ~ 1996 Grand Sport ~ admiral blue and arctic white ~ tribute to the ’63 Grand Sport

C5 ~ 2004 Z51 convertible ~ magnetic red II ~ 409cid / 650 hp ~ bad to the bone street machine ~ my car

C6 ~ 2007 Z06 ~ velocity yellow ~ 427 cid / 505 hp ~ the ultimate super car

This cue will be featured in the upcoming third edition of the "Billiard Encyclopedia"

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Dick,

I saw this cue in person at the DCC, and it is spectacular. I hoped you would keep it for your collection, as it is very unique, and a spectacular piece of art. The Scrapbook to go with it really makes it very unique also.

Jim
 
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Dick -

I guess I am like the perverbal cat, I would love to see the other 4 cues you have kept as personal collection.

My pic would be your playing cue when I came out to visit you.

Your friend in pool,
Ken
 
Unique looking cue nicely done. A blend of cue/art. Thanks for posting it Dick. Maybe you can lend it to GM to use in a promotional ad. GM needs all the help they can get right now!

Martin
 
Z06

billiardcue said:
Is that your C6 Z06 in the avatar?
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Very similar, except mine is black. My father always had Corvettes as I was growing up and I cannot imagine driving anything else. The '06/'07 Z06 with 505 hp is one sweet ride. Hold on to that cue, I hope to see it in person one day.
 
If you are really serious about keeping it -- Keep it!! I sold my collector car to buy cuemaking equipment. Wish I kept it and found another way.
 
Jack Madden said:
If you are really serious about keeping it -- Keep it!! I sold my collector car to buy cuemaking equipment. Wish I kept it and found another way.
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Jack.. i feel bad you sold your car... but i am sure alot of people who own your cues, think you made a good choice! :)

chris
 
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