Has anyone done a conversion on this model vintage Brunswick cue? Conversion by me.

breakin8

breakin8

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This one peice cue was a $26.00 Ebay purchase. So what do you guys think of the cue. After the conversion by me. The cue is 59". It has a stainless flat face joint with a brass 3/8 11 pin. Cue weight Butt 14.5 oz Shaft 4.3oz Thanks For the info and input in advanced. Toby Clemens Breakin8 Cues (570) 847-7768 Has anyone done one before like this house cue?
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That cue looks great, the only thing bad about it is that hideous signature. Looks like a 5 year old wrote it with the ass end of a crayon.
 
Yes. I did one several months back..

i did one that was ebony several months ago.

The main problem in doing these house cue conversions is that it is very difficult in most case and impossible in some to keep the points anywhere near even and most people like even points.

Jaden
 
poolhustler said:
Looks really nice. I will double Lenny's offer~!!!!
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Yes, I will "double" Lenny's number as well:

52.52

...equals $52.52 offer. (Hey, his number is "doubled," is it not? :p )

:p

-Sean

P.S.: seriously though, Lenny-leg-pullin' aside, that's a mighty fine house cue conversion!
 
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Thanks guys for all the positive comments. My girl freind is offended that here hand right is bad. You should see mine if you think that is bad.
 
breakin8 said:
bump for pic of other conversions made from this model brunswick.
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I belive those were made while Brunswick was outsourcing in the 1970's - it might be a Dufferin/Brunswick model. It did come out great by the way - bet it's solid as a rock too. I like the rings and no bumper butt treatment.
 
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