Regent by Fisher antique bar box

MeucciMan79

MeucciMan79

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I bought an old bar box the other day for $50. It had the original rails and felt on it. I am restoring it now, I put new rails on it and Somonis felt today.Oh yeah, when I was a kid I shot these exact tables at the skating rink I went to. Won probably hundreds of pool tourneys there! So what do you think?
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I have a table just like the one in pic it is a fisher made in 1959 it is a 44 by 88 I have championship tour edition on it the table plays nice my buddy and I spend about twenty hr a week on it mine is also a coin op nice pic. let me know how it plays I like mine
 
Nice table, great price! I have spent a few hours laboring on those tables..ha ha. Does it have the big cue ball?
 
billf59 said:
I have a table just like the one in pic it is a fisher made in 1959 it is a 44 by 88 I have championship tour edition on it the table plays nice my buddy and I spend about twenty hr a week on it mine is also a coin op nice pic. let me know how it plays I like mine
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Man this thing plays like a dream! :thumbup: the meter shows it has had a little over 3000 gamed shot on it...
 
jalapus logan said:
Is this a craigslist find? Well done!
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Yeah Craigslist find indeed, He wanted $200, it was missing the foot rail, I built a new one with a 2X4, a table saw and a chop saw. I told him I would only give $50 with a rail missing. My rail I built is identical!
 
SWEET!

I remember playing on one regularly in a pizza shop in a little coal town in SW PA back in the mid to late eighties.

They had an old two piece Brunswick Hoppe Pro in the wall rack too...wish I had that cue!

Fifty bucks! Yeah...you stole it. LOL! :thumbup:






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I'm not trying to be funny...but I liked these tables. I would rather shoot on this table before I shoot on a Diamond table.

Maybe I just like the sound of the quarter dropping and the balls coming down? These tables really held up good. Played lots of games on this same table without any problems.:smile:
 
poolguy4u said:
I'm not trying to be funny...but I liked these tables. I would rather shoot on this table before I shoot on a Diamond table.

Maybe I just like the sound of the quarter dropping and the balls coming down? These tables really held up good. Played lots of games on this same table without any problems.:smile:
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Mine is from the early 60's, functions like brand new! I am doing new decals on it because the original wood grain and white pieces have shrunken over the years. But it is worth it to me!
 
Just figured I would show off how complete my table is. I have the original in mint condition brochure for this beautiful pool table!
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Good job, them old barboxes are da nutz. Did you shim it up some? I shimmed my 8' valley CL find to 4" pockets:) (double shimmed). Keep your piano tuned:)
 
danutz said:
Good job, them old barboxes are da nutz. Did you shim it up some? I shimmed my 8' valley CL find to 4" pockets:) (double shimmed). Keep your piano tuned:)
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Yes sir double shimmed, if I am going to be beat on my own table it will be by a good shooter, not a pocket cheating non shooting hooligan lol ;)
 
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