lenoxmjs said:Didn't get any takers on these when I posted them here so as much as I hate to do it I just posted these on E-bay. You can search by title or my user id which is msexpress. Thanks for looking.
runscott said:Regarding that ebony Model 26 1/2, I can see where the ebony points have broken off and stayed with the forearm, but they still appear to be 'all there'. Why couldn't the cue be converted? I would think that a good cuesmith could hide the break lines.
That Zylr is sweet - I bet you get more than what you were asking here.
lenoxmjs said:The cue was examined by Both Ron Haley and John Showman nethier believed that it was suitable. They really didn't state why but I'm guessing the chips in the points and a crack in the buttsleeve. Another cuemaker might have a different opinion or be able and willing to recreate a new butt out of a piece of ebony because the veneers are in really good condition.
The Zylr is an exceptional cue. I think it will do more than I was asking here as well.
A lot of watchers on all of these cues but about 35 so far on the Titlist.
Rodney said:Looks like Marty'sgot high bid on the Zylr.
Yes, I thought the $850 he offered it to us for was more than reasonable - great-hitting cue with a long wait for a new one. Plus, this one has the buckhorn collars and 3/8x11 pin. I think his sneakies go for about what you said, and that's with only one shaft - This one has two.ShaneS said:So does this mean it will be for sale again in about a week at double the price?
I know he had some South's on ebay for about 6 consecutive listings at unrealistic prices...
On a different note, I think the current price on the Zylr is very reasonable. When I purchased a couple of them a while back, I had to pay $1200 and up. I think Zylr charges pretty close to $700 for just a very plain sneaky pete.
-Shane
ShaneS said:So does this mean it will be for sale again in about a week at double the price?
I know he had some South's on ebay for about 6 consecutive listings at unrealistic prices...
On a different note, I think the current price on the Zylr is very reasonable. When I purchased a couple of them a while back, I had to pay $1200 and up. I think Zylr charges pretty close to $700 for just a very plain sneaky pete.
-Shane
Jazz said:What kind of ferrule is on this Zylr cue?