Ever see a Valley Table this old?
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As ugly as that thing is, I think it looks better than the ones from the 90's and on.
What state? I’m tryna buy one. Thx
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I don’t know the eras etc…. But I played on much newer Valleys with oversized cue ball. Magnetic came along sometime in the ‘80’s.
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Pretty sure this is a 6' table. I've played on a few exactly like this!
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One of those sold last year in Chicago... https://www.estatesales.net/IL/Chicago/60656/607698
Interesting. Thx again. Anyway to look and see what it brought? Thx
That has to be over sized back then I would think
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Unfortunately, no. These sites usually do not post prices. For those, you have to show up. If you need that exact model, create some premade searches. Perhaps you could have an AI create a shopping bot to keep an eye out for them on Craigslist, Estatesales.net, www.liveauctioneers.com, and even ShopGoodwill.com. Best of luck.
One issue with Valley's this old is trying to update the rails. The mounting points are not the same with current Valley rails so trying to use off the shelf requires you or your mechanic to tap new holes in them to align with the table's attachment points. This becomes magnified with Ridgeback if you decide to go that route.