New 2006 SouthWest 9 Point Cue

Derrick Steel

Derrick Steel

.....Viper Killer.....
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FS: Brand New 2006 SouthWest 9 Point Cue

New and unchalked 2006 SOUTH WEST 9 POINT CUE. The forearm is goncolo alves with 6 bird's eye maple points (3 high and 3 low). Each of the three high points has a recut ebony point. Cue includes 2 shafts which have Moori medium tips and measure at 13mm. The cue weighs 19 oz and is 58 inches long. Also includes a 3 piece joint protector set from South West Cues (black plastic). Cue is in 100% perfect condition and is straight together and apart. You will rarely see a new 9 point cue available for sale. Price reduced to CUE IS SOLD.
 
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One for the old guys....

Im an old fart.

How about a close up of the veneers?

Thanks sonny,

ken

I crack me up....
 
viperkiler said:
New and unchalked 2006 SOUTH WEST 9 POINT CUE. The forearm is goncolo alves with 6 bird's eye maple points (3 high and 3 low). Each of the three high points has a recut ebony point. Cue includes 2 shafts which have Moori medium tips and measure at 13mm. The cue weighs 19 oz and is 58 inches long. Also includes a 3 piece joint protector set from South West Cues (black plastic). Cue is in 100% perfect condition and is straight together and apart. You will rarely see a new 9 point cue available for sale. $2,700 + shipping.

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love your avatar!! here is mine!
 

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I have received several PMs requesting a close up of the points and have included a Photobucket link to the first post.
 
Corvettes!

You guys are killing me with the Corvettes. That's my dream car and I can't afford one. They both look awesome......

James
 
arbey007 said:
Ok now heres my baby!
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LOL, this reminds me of a comedy bit someone was telling me about the other day. It had to do with people at a party talking to other attendees about what they've done with their lives. Supposedly it went something like "Do you think John Glenn just waits for everyone else to tell their stories, and then once they're done, he says 'Yeah, I walked on the moon.'" Trumped!

So of course the guy with the Ferrari waited for a couple of guys with 'Vettes. :D :D :D Nice car, btw.

And nice cue. If I could find $2700 in between the cushions of my couch, I'd be all over that.
 
Vette

All nice cars, but none, including the Ferrari, would come within sniffing distance of my 900HP daily driver Z06 pictured in my avatar. Just took it out of storage, upgraded the fuel delivery system and scheduled at East Coast Corvettes on April 7 for it's yearly tune and dyno setup. SW cue is nice, relatively speaking, compared to Vettes.
 
900HP ???????? Daily Driver??????

You've got some 'splaining to do....

Stock Z06.....405 HP. Add a Vortech for 550, put in a C5R 427??

Post up your dyno sheet and I'll believe you.

Russ.....
 
AlexB said:
All nice cars, but none, including the Ferrari, would come within sniffing distance of my 900HP daily driver Z06 pictured in my avatar. Just took it out of storage, upgraded the fuel delivery system and scheduled at East Coast Corvettes on April 7 for it's yearly tune and dyno setup. SW cue is nice, relatively speaking, compared to Vettes.
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Should I start talking twin T76 Supras now or later?

<-- thinking you are talking the "inflated" crank HP that BBK said you'd get "up to 30hp" on that cold air kit...

:p

edit - not to kill your SW thread - VERY nice cue and a 9pt should fetch close to that asking price pretty quickly...
 
My buddy wants to mod his Z06. Could you give us a general break down of what 's been done . Thank you.
 
lenoxmjs said:
My buddy wants to mod his Z06. Could you give us a general break down of what 's been done . Thank you.
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Cold air, catback, and a hurst shifter.... :p

Probably replaced everything but the shortblock is my guess!! I'd be willing to bet there is more than one poweradder as well... good conversation for www.ls1.com or ls2.com
 
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