JC
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Does anyone have info about this Brunswick table?
http://eugene.craigslist.org/bar/3698808181.html
Thanks,
JC
http://eugene.craigslist.org/bar/3698808181.html
Thanks,
JC
Info On Table?
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That is a Brunswick Challenger
That is a Brunswick Challenger and that is a very good price because it looks to me to be in decent shape. Looks like a fun restoration project to me!
Trent from Toledo
That is a Brunswick Challenger and that is a very good price because it looks to me to be in decent shape. Looks like a fun restoration project to me!
Trent from Toledo
JC
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I went and looked at it today and it really has some issues. Someone threw away all the t-rail bolts and replaced them by forcing course threaded ASE bolts into the slate nuts. Some aren't even seated as they seized with the wrong thread pitch. One rail is cracked in half length wise and the pockets are a disaster. The owner believes it is a model called "victory" which may be true as it has different castings and pockets than the challenger. Like a budget version or something. Anyway I think this one has too many issues for me to deal with. Probably could have got it down to $300.
More photos I took today when I looked at it here: http://s240.photobucket.com/user/johnnybenz78/library/Old Table
More photos I took today when I looked at it here: http://s240.photobucket.com/user/johnnybenz78/library/Old Table
There are 2 styles of Challenger.
Both versions are on Derrick Tiers website below.
http://billiardrestoration.com/Antique-Pool-Tables/challenger.htm
His site/ work is very extensive. I can only aspire to be in the same league as he is!
Both versions are on Derrick Tiers website below.
http://billiardrestoration.com/Antique-Pool-Tables/challenger.htm
His site/ work is very extensive. I can only aspire to be in the same league as he is!
JC
Coos Cues
Thanks,
The version I went and looked at was the "needs to be recycled" version.
JC