Lets see your first custom cue the one that started it all

[Mikiemopa]

Its a mike Erwin , the blue one , the green point is my second. Love them both , RIP Mr. Erwin

 

[ScottR]

This is the first custom cue I bought in the early 60's. A Titleist conversion, straight from the maker who was building cues in his garage at the time. He hadn't even made 100 cues at that point. What can I say, I took a chance on the guy. Still have it:


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Dayum!!!!

Scott

 

[seale1985]

very nice cue beat it hits a ton.

 

[DogsPlayingPool]

That cue and the story are just too cool

Thanks. :wink:

I wasn't old enough to drive at the time and had to transfer buses 3 times to get from my place to his house in the San Fernando valley. Maybe the best part of the story is the price. As I recall it was somewhere between $100 - $150. :grin-square:

Ernie verified it was one of the first 50-100 he made (depending on how many of those he sold with one versus two shafts).