Koo Cues @ W C C S.....

FLYINGSNAIL

FLYINGSNAIL

Koo Cues
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Here are both of the Hoppe's I made. EVERYONE coming to the WEST COAST CUE SHOW this weekend, COME BY MY TABLE and test hit with both of these HOPPE CUES.

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both of your cues are nice looking,my favorite style cue by far is the Hoppe look.My first really nice cue was a Rambo ebony just about like your ebony cue with courtland wrap.It put me through college.The cost was $20 back in 1962 and I loved that cue,I used to rent it out to other player for $2 or $3 if they were playing for money.

I sure miss mine,and your cue brings back memories.

Keep up the tradition

Dean
 
deanoc said:
both of your cues are nice looking,my favorite style cue by far is the Hoppe look.My first really nice cue was a Rambo ebony just about like your ebony cue with courtland wrap.It put me through college.The cost was $20 back in 1962 and I loved that cue,I used to rent it out to other player for $2 or $3 if they were playing for money.

I sure miss mine,and your cue brings back memories.

Keep up the tradition

Dean
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Dean,

That's strong .It put me through college.:eek:

Kenny
 
Kenny, I just live too far away from you. Hopefully I will see you at Valley Forge next year. I sure will try one of your cues out, Nice looking cues. Kenny, Happy Thanksgiving!!!!!$!
 
tinh339 said:
Kenny, I just live too far away from you. Hopefully I will see you at Valley Forge next year. I sure will try one of your cues out, Nice looking cues. Kenny, Happy Thanksgiving!!!!!$!
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Thanks Peter. Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. Yes I will be at Valley Forge next year. I will have few cues with me you can try out. I would love to meet you in person and play some pool at late night.:grin:
 
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deanoc said:
both of your cues are nice looking,my favorite style cue by far is the Hoppe look.My first really nice cue was a Rambo ebony just about like your ebony cue with courtland wrap.It put me through college.The cost was $20 back in 1962 and I loved that cue,I used to rent it out to other player for $2 or $3 if they were playing for money.

I sure miss mine,and your cue brings back memories.

Keep up the tradition

Dean
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You used to rent it out for 2 and 3 dollars for money games ?

Dean.....................you are da Hustler man - lol.

Happy Thanskgiving Buddy :wink:
 
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