Needed-Forum member who knows old Meucci's

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deadnutz

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I have a old original with a very unique forearm. (Cant find another anywhere) I've found numerous photos of the cue online but this one has a different forearm. I would like to contact whatever forum member might be the most knowledgable on these old cues and see if he knows anything about it. I need somebody that was with him very early on. If somebody can just tell me the best person to contact here I will gladly let this thread die. I'd rather just send photos via PM or email to the right person than get 50 "is it for sale" pm's by adding pictures here. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks
Contacting Bob Meucci directly......I have heard is virtually impossible.
 
TATE is your man.....he has a vast knowledge on them and others of course....but i would hit him up his is allways great to deal with....gl mickey
 
Something I didn't know before. 12OZCurl has a collection of Meuccis too. He may be able to identify that one for you too.
 
Meucci info

The person you need to talk to is Mike Erwin. Mike ran Meucci for the first 20 years and probably knows more about the Meucci Cues then Bob. Mikes number is 662-562-9009. Tell him Duke sent you. I was a Meucci dealer for about 15 years until the quality got bad. If you like the way the old Meucci cues played, Mike builds cues 1 at a time all by hand...no CNC. I have the Gambler cue from the very first catalog: model MO-12. I also have a custom Meucci,ebony forearm, 6 red points, inlaid full set of pool balls above and below floating Pool Tables in the sleeve and above the wrap are 4 pcs of chalk inlaid. I also have either 4 or 5 shafts for the cue, and is 60 inches long, 30 and 30, I think. I also had the cue made to 23 ounces, the same as my first gambler from the very first catalog. Mike Erwin could also give you info on that custom cue, as he helped build it. I am going through a divorce, so this cue might become available for sale from my collection, and would be a must for anyone seriously collecting Meucci Cues. Bob and I sat down for about 3 hours and designed this cue.
 
I know you dont want to include any pictures but would love to see it. I have few old MO myself and just love the old school look
 
Meucci Picture

8BALLDELUXE said:
I know you dont want to include any pictures but would love to see it. I have few old MO myself and just love the old school look
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I will take some pictures of these 2 Meucci cues and post them next week here on AZ...I think I can figure it out how to get them on here. I also might post some other cues I have here in my collection as I'm cutting down my inventory and I stock over 250 cues, and my special collection. My place here is too big since it's only me here. I am hoping to start playing tournaments again, hopefully in October and I have to sell many of these cues. If you know anyone that is looking to buy a cue, I have many that I am going to sell. I don't really want to list them on ebay, I would sooner sell at a lower price and let the buyer save money. My e-mai is: dukesqstopinpa@aol.com.......if anyone wants to send an email about any of the cues I have for sale, I have them priced to sell. I'm disabled because of Migraines and sometimes I spend days in bed. As long as my headaches aren't too bad this week, I will post some of the cues here in the cue section. I have been in business since 1986, so this is my 25th year, and going to pass my business on to my son in the future. I will list the cues by cuemaker and so forth sometime next week. My final comment is: Mike Erwin makes a very good cue and they play just like the early Meucci cue did, and his cues are actually under priced for the work that he and his son Scott do. My opinion is: if anyone ever has any question about Meucci Cues....Mike is the person to contact. When Meucci had trouble with their quality of their cues in the past, Bob would call Mike to come to the factory and fix things to correct the problems...............so.........Mike is the man.....Thanks
 
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