FS【Willie Hoppe Titleist Conversion】by Mitchell Thomas

Since most of people wounder about the price. I m asking for $1300 for 2 shaft and $1100 for one shaft.
 
Mitchell Thomas makes great looking and playing cues. Ihave owned 4 and hes making my 5th one as we speak. Verry good look and feel on his cues.
 
I joined this site recently after waiting years to do it because I heard it was a great site. So without knowing the rules, and living in a free country, and having had some bad experiences with online sellers and cue makers who misrepresented the item they were selling, I expected to see sellers on this site get ribbed once in awhile (for whatever reason). But then I see replies where people criticize someone else's reply as being a violation of the rules, as though they want to rat out the person who posted the reply. It's like some people on this site are either trying to police the site, are thin-skinned, you name it. Pretty damn nit-picky if you ask me. OK, maybe running a sale like an auction is worthy of not being allowed (but I don't see the harm). But treating sarcastic comments like they're a crime? BFD. Come on guys, this is the US, not communist China. Which brings me to the rules. I finally saw them, and I thought I was in China. Correct me if I'm wrong, but no criticism of a seller is allowed, regardless of the situation? Even if he takes my money but doesn't send the cue (grand theft), misrepresents the cue (says it's straight but it shows up crooked), etc? Sorry, but if someone rips me off, it is my right to tell the world about it, rules or no rules, and that's exactly what I would do if a seller did that to me on this site. The fact is, the potential of being exposed and shamed is what would keep unscrupulous sellers off this site or any other such site, just like the chance of getting negative feedback discourages sellers from ripping off people on ebay. And again, rules or no rules, this is not China. This is the USA. As for the Hoppe, yeah, I think it's overpriced (I got a Lee Peppers conversion, but not a Hoppe, for $200), but the Hoppe is a nice cue, and if I have any questions about it, I'll PM the seller.
 
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Don't know why people find old willie hoppe titleist with that price. With this stick, can I become world champion? If yes, $1100 what a bargains.
GLWYS, bud.

Maybe if u shaved the shafts down on this one it would make u a champion...LOL!
 
Hey

I have a 1946 Hoppe conversion by Joe "Banks" Franke, and I think I stole it at just under a thousand with 2 great old shafts. Think about it, aged woods, new shafts, full splice with 4 veneers. Usually have a great balance to the conversions. A new cue with those features would be more than 1100 bucks!! And lets face facts, its a poor mans Balabushka/Rambow! But, everyone values things differently. GLWS.
 
I joined this site recently after waiting years to do it because I heard it was a great site. So without knowing the rules, and living in a free country, and having had some bad experiences with online sellers and cue makers who misrepresented the item they were selling, I expected to see sellers on this site get ribbed once in awhile (for whatever reason). But then I see replies where people criticize someone else's reply as being a violation of the rules, as though they want to rat out the person who posted the reply. It's like some people on this site are either trying to police the site, are thin-skinned, you name it. Pretty damn nit-picky if you ask me. OK, maybe running a sale like an auction is worthy of not being allowed (but I don't see the harm). But treating sarcastic comments like they're a crime? BFD. Come on guys, this is the US, not communist China. Which brings me to the rules. I finally saw them, and I thought I was in China. Correct me if I'm wrong, but no criticism of a seller is allowed, regardless of the situation? Even if he takes my money but doesn't send the cue (grand theft), misrepresents the cue (says it's straight but it shows up crooked), etc? Sorry, but if someone rips me off, it is my right to tell the world about it, rules or no rules, and that's exactly what I would do if a seller did that to me on this site. The fact is, the potential of being exposed and shamed is what would keep unscrupulous sellers off this site or any other such site, just like the chance of getting negative feedback discourages sellers from ripping off people on ebay. And again, rules or no rules, this is not China. This is the USA. As for the Hoppe, yeah, I think it's overpriced (I got a Lee Peppers conversion, but not a Hoppe, for $200), but the Hoppe is a nice cue, and if I have any questions about it, I'll PM the seller.

Free bump for seller at the same time calling this guy a complete idiot.... there, I feel much better.

The guys trying to sell a cue, and a nice one at that. And you are speaking about getting ripped off on a transaction...blah, blah, blah.... geez... you're right, this is a free country,,,so you can know leave this site and crawl back under the rock from which you came....
 
I've been played with the cue as long as I had it plays great, willing to sell it only because mitch is making me another one.. bump for sales.
 
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