Paul Mottey Bushka Pattern

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pathman

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I am a die hard fan of this style cue, just not the steel joint. I have always liked Paul and Jim's flat faced ivory jointed cues and have tried to trade into one with no real success so I'm selling this one and ordering exactly what I want. This cue is perfect in every way, no rolls, wobbles or issues of any kind. Weight is 19.4 with either shaft. One shaft is 12.75 and the other is 12.65 with ivory ferrules, one with a moori med and one with a triangle. Cue is a great player, just not for me. Lizard wrap is awesome with a light green tint which is barely noticeable. I've been told pricing everywhere from 1700.00 to 2500.00 so the first 1900.00 will get the cue Fed-Exed to your door. I am open to trading on a vary narrow range of cues.

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Hersheybarbilli said:
pathman said:
I am open to trading on a vary narrow range of cues.

Great looking Mottey!! Can you define the very narrow range of cues you will trade for?
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Well as you know Bill, my cue of choice comes from your neck of the woods, I have several things in the works right know from Rich, I really would like to pick up a flat faced ivory jointed cue from Mottey or White, older Tad cues are good, might be interested in a partial trade on the right Runde R model. I don't do much cue flipping and only mess with cues that I play with. I don't have the most elaborate collection, but every horse in my stable can run. I'm also a sucker for unusual custom cases. I have a Mottey cue in my head for Paul to build, so the funds from this adventure will be heading to Pittsburgh. Thanks for the interest.
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pathman said:
Thanks for all the interest guys, The cue has been sold.
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Sorry for the flip flop, the deal fell through due to a weight problem with the cue I was set to recieve. This one is still available to all were interested.
 
The cue is sold. Thanks for all the interest and thanks to Deadon for a seamless transaction.
 
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