JossWest Pickup

[moccabee]

I just picked up this JossWest cue from someone who obiviously did not appreciate what he had. This cue used to belong to Kenny McCoy, who at one point was noted as being the best non-professional in the country.

I bought this cue and two original shafts for $450. Yes four hundred and fifty dollars. Once you see the pictures you will see why I got it at such a low price. I have already talked to Bill Stroud about getting it repaired and was quoted at around $1000.

 

[JCIN]

You going to have him fix it? I wonder what the wait is on a project like that ?

 

[paulybatz]

Perhaps....you might consider someone else fixing Humpty

Have you seen...the repair/restoration work done by Jerry Rauenzahn

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=54614&highlight=jerry

http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?t=54745&highlight=jerry

Look at the before and after!!!

Pauly

 

[paulybatz]

Also Alex Brick too....

Very intricate detail work done here too...
http://forums.azbilliards.com/showthread.php?p=637909&posted=1#post637909

Pauly

 

[JerrysCues]

Joss West

Hi
I Had Proficient Billiards Repair A Cue Broken Just About Like That And You Couldn't Tell It Had Been Repaired .

 

[cueman]

I just picked up this JossWest cue from someone who obiviously did not appreciate what he had. This cue used to belong to Kenny McCoy, who at one point was noted as being the best non-professional in the country.

I bought this cue and two original shafts for $450. Yes four hundred and fifty dollars. Once you see the pictures you will see why I got it at such a low price. I have already talked to Bill Stroud about getting it repaired and was quoted at around $1000.

I am guessing Bill is going to build a new forearm.

 

[moccabee]

I just received the cue from Bill Wednesday and it plays great....

Here are the pics of the new forearm and logo.

 

[cuesblues]

Josswest

I just picked up this JossWest cue from someone who obiviously did not appreciate what he had. This cue used to belong to Kenny McCoy, who at one point was noted as being the best non-professional in the country.

I bought this cue and two original shafts for $450. Yes four hundred and fifty dollars. Once you see the pictures you will see why I got it at such a low price. I have already talked to Bill Stroud about getting it repaired and was quoted at around $1000.

do you know what the wait time is for this project, and what does it include
whatever, the repair should be worth it for $1K

 

[moccabee]

The total repair took roughly 6 months. Which included a new forearm replacement logo and new wrap. Essentially it is a brand new cue from the 80's.