gold crown 1s for sale

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pro-tyme

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i have 15 gold crown 1s for sale new rubber and non maring pockets on all tables no ash trays on tables all refinished like gold crown 3s most tables in great shape some rail wear on formica 1600.00 for all or 1800 each tables only.pockets,rubber and refinish work =$700 approx please call at 1-708-403-0600 for more questions ask for ed please thank you
 
done already

the pockets,rubber and refinish work are already done just wanted to make it clear that i have $700.00 approx invested to get tables in best playing condition the tables are all done to resemble the newer gold crown 3s and 4s please inq at 708-403-0600 ask for ed thank you
 
Not sure what you mean by refinished to look like a GC 3 or 4. Do you have a pic of these tables? I sold my GC1 to make room for a diamond and after playing for a bit on the diamond I think I wouldnt mind going back to a good quality GC1.

Where are these tables located?
 
uwate said:
Where are these tables located?
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Phonebook results for (708) 403-0600
Pro-Tyme Classic Billiards, (708) 403-0600, 15202 S La Grange Rd, Orland Park, IL 60462
 
Black-Balled said:
Googled:

Phonebook results for (708) 403-0600
Pro-Tyme Classic Billiards, (708) 403-0600, 15202 S La Grange Rd, Orland Park, IL 60462
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that was the old orland the new address is 15605s 94th orland park il 60462 same phone
 
uwate said:
Not sure what you mean by refinished to look like a GC 3 or 4. Do you have a pic of these tables? I sold my GC1 to make room for a diamond and after playing for a bit on the diamond I think I wouldnt mind going back to a good quality GC1.

Where are these tables located?
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the tables were all stipped and refinished to look like the 3s and 4s they are located in orland park il and alsip il they have new rubber on rails and pockets both have several years use on the rubber and pockets
 
uwate said:
Not sure what you mean by refinished to look like a GC 3 or 4. Do you have a pic of these tables? I sold my GC1 to make room for a diamond and after playing for a bit on the diamond I think I wouldnt mind going back to a good quality GC1.

Where are these tables located?
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I've got a diamond pro coming to be installed next weekend. I'm so excited, but reading your post.....why do you not like the diamond?
 
Maybe ours are on the same truck. Diamond told me I'd be playing on it next weekend. So I'm hoping for a friday or sat. delivery
 
i agree with uwate on the diamonds... I been playing on some goldcrown 3's and also some diamond tables (not sure which ones) but im very displeased with the diamond tables. Maybe its just a south florida thing, uwate is here too, but ill stick to the goldcrowns.

The diamond tables just dont seem to play as well IMO.
 
GC's/Diamonds

prolecat said:
i agree with uwate on the diamonds... I been playing on some goldcrown 3's and also some diamond tables (not sure which ones) but im very displeased with the diamond tables. Maybe its just a south florida thing, uwate is here too, but ill stick to the goldcrowns.

The diamond tables just dont seem to play as well IMO.
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Not to change the subject of the thread but I like Diamonds and would love to trade my GC for one:)
 
Diamond tables

I think personally if you don't play at a pro level or real real close to it a Diamond table will not bring you alot of pleasure except to look at. The pocket shim angles along with the longer slates going deep into the pockets along with the small pockets really will tighten up a loose stroke or make you break your stick trying to make balls. At least 95 % of the people that own a table own it for pleasure not for building on the pro level skills they already have. So in many cases Diamond tables will just make you grind your teeth , but man they are pretty and I have been thinking of getting rid of my 80's Gandy comercial table for one. But the differance is so minimal.
I think Daimond tables are a cut above the rest these days even those thicker slates they use are a testamint to the quality fit and finish they demand!
Nick
 
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