-R- Oak Titlist Convrsion Before & After

[Wedge]

First I would like to Thank Larry Moy for getting me interested in Titlist conversions. Second thanks to Troy (KOINNKID) for providing me with a beautiful oak Titlist to convert. Third Mr Hoppe for dating the cue and suggesting the replica sticker for the butt. And special thanks to Jerry for performing his magic.

 

[Wedge]

Now

57"...19.25oz...predator matching joint ring...5/8" Ivory Butt Cap...Lizard print leather wrap and replica pre 1945 Brunswick sticker...Enjoy!

 

[jkmarshall_cues]

That's a rare cue. Very nice!!

Thanks for sharing.

John

 

[Chopdoc]

Darn nice cue. Very tastefully done. A great destiny for an iconic cue.

 

[12squared]

Looks like a player! I love oak titlists, too. :thumbup:

Dave

 

[mel_smOg]

beauty!!!!!!

 

[Fast Lenny]

Very slick looking cue, I like it alot.

 

[Wedge]

Thanks

Thanks for the kind comments. It is nice to have an old school cue to play with that is 70 years old. Who knows what stories that oak could tell or who played with it in the 1940's!!!

 

[nick serdula]

Love that

Jerry squeezed every drop of old school and reindexed that titlist into a new school hot rod!
I ask for conniculled shafts. Do you have a prefferance? In the last few years Jerry's Cues have improved exponentially in quality.

Very pretty build.
Nick

 

[Mr Hoppe]

It looks like a keeper! Congrats, and enjoy that beauty.

 

[Wedge]

Shafts

Jerry squeezed every drop of old school and reindexed that titlist into a new school hot rod!
I ask for conniculled shafts. Do you have a prefferance? In the last few years Jerry's Cues have improved exponentially in quality.

Very pretty build.
Nick

Actually Nick I only shoot with Predator 314/2's so I didn't order any shafts. I had Jerry match the joint ring to my Predator shafts. I have no intension of selling the cue so I was not worried about resale value without original -R- shafts.

Hope this makes sense!!!

Good to hear from you

Frank

 

[mdavis228]

Love it. Love them Titlists!

 

[LC3]

Nice! I've been thinking about an oak Titlist conversion.

 

[Chalk&Awe]

It's a piece of history, very well converted. Congrats on a beautiful cue, and I also really like the sticker being put back on it.:thumbup::thumbup:

Thanks for sharing, Jake​

 

[Wedge]

Finally

Got to shoot with it today. The cue really plays well. I think...no I know this is going to be my player!!!

Wedge

 

[Wedge]

Best of Luck

Nice! I've been thinking about an oak Titlist conversion.

Oak one piece Titlists are very hard to find right behind the very, very rare ebony Titlists. I hope you find one to convert and I also hope you have Jerry Rauenzahn do the conversion. If I ever see one for sale I will let you know.

Be Well

Wedge

 

[steveinflorida]

Not a big fan of oak cues, but, I really like this one. :thumbup:

 

[wrldpro]

very nice and rare to ever see an oak titlist.This is the first time I have ever seen any titlist converted and have the decal on the bottom.very classy.

 

[Wedge]

Thanks Bobby

very nice and rare to ever see an oak titlist.This is the first time I have ever seen any titlist converted and have the decal on the bottom.very classy.

If you play at the MD 14.1 State Tournament in August I will show it to you. I saw a while back you were looking for Titlists to have converted. Did you have any luck? Below is the website for the replica stickers in case you are interested.

Frank

http://www.classicbilliards.net/html/pool_cue_decals.cfm

 

[JAMSGOLF]

Actually Nick I only shoot with Predator 314/2's so I didn't order any shafts. I had Jerry match the joint ring to my Predator shafts. I have no intension of selling the cue so I was not worried about resale value without original -R- shafts.

Hope this makes sense!!!

Good to hear from you

Frank

DANG! I thought for sure this one would show up on the W/FS section!

Congratulations on one gorgeous "old-school" looking conversion! This one IS A KEEPER!

Jason