Looking to ID my Lucasi Cue's model number
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Two posts about the same cue, neither with a picture? You must've been bored at about 5:15am, huh?
In all seriousness, there are more cues in the Lucasi LE series than you can shake a stick at (so, it must not stand for Limited Edition?). I highly suggest you post a picture, or send an email directly to Lucasi.
In all seriousness, there are more cues in the Lucasi LE series than you can shake a stick at (so, it must not stand for Limited Edition?). I highly suggest you post a picture, or send an email directly to Lucasi.
Here you go.
http://www.cueandcase.com/billiards/twopiececues/
http://www.cueandcase.com/billiards/twopiececues/
Not trying to sidetrack this thread, but it seems you guys are narrowing in on an answer for the OP.
I have heard two different pronounciations of Lucasi
Lookossy (short O sound) and Loocasey (long A sound)
Is either one correct?
I know Szambotti is not pronounced as it looks at first blush.
Just wondering.
Gary
I have heard two different pronounciations of Lucasi
Lookossy (short O sound) and Loocasey (long A sound)
Is either one correct?
I know Szambotti is not pronounced as it looks at first blush.
Just wondering.
Gary
GBCues: I've always hear it pronounced "loo-CAH-see", but what do I know?
ddcuerepair: There's not a single LE series Lucasi in your link.
neur0tic: (1) Post a picture, or (2) Google Lucasi LE and search through the 52,000 results.
While you're all here: I have a Chevy, I bought it in 2005, it's black, what model is it?
ddcuerepair: There's not a single LE series Lucasi in your link.
neur0tic: (1) Post a picture, or (2) Google Lucasi LE and search through the 52,000 results.
While you're all here: I have a Chevy, I bought it in 2005, it's black, what model is it?
They have now put a Z in front of the E. Now it would b LZE
But pictures would help a lot.