I have a GC I for sale. It is currently over seas, but could be available if you own a boat and could pick it up. The table plays real good. It has drop pockets so you wouldn't have to worry about the ball return dropping balls on the floor.ink:
Just messing with you.
Good luck on your quest to find a GOLD CROWN 5 to play on in NEW YORK.
I am hoping to shoot on one as well. They sure look nice. Seems like Brunswick has most of the wrinkles ironed out on this model.
Yeah, they're beautiful and although a lot of people are fond of Diamond tables (not to be confused with actual diamonds), I always WANT to recommend Brunswick before anything else but the quality of Brunswick work has been questionable. A lot of players I know were quick to say they preferred Diamonds over GC IVs and GC IIIs were preferred over everything.