Scruggs Sneakies

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I have a couple of sneakies now, however I am not sure if I really want to sell them, mine are both in exceptional shape, one appears to be Madagascar rosewood, and the other, I have even asked Mike and Tim, and they don't know, but appears to be a lighter wood, yellow or canary wood. What are you looking to spend? if your price is right then I might consider it.
 
yup pm me with how much you want to spend, i have one 13 mm shaft, with a phenolic white collar, with a hoppe ring. the cap is broken but it can be replaced by tim, i already called, it plays great. let me know what you are looking to spend! thanks
 
Don't really have a price in mind. I'm not really looking for one in prestine condition. I was thinking of finding one that needs repair and converting to a jump break.
 
Hay guys

Timi and Mike no longer do repair work on TS sneakies. They have posted this on their sight or were going to. Replacing a butt cap or even a refinish may have to be done else where. This has all happened in the recient past.
You may be able to call and get lucky but they have said no to me reciently. I recomend trying Bob Frey or Jerry Raiuenzahn for any repair work on Timi's sneakies unless you catch Timi in a great mood and he agrees to help you. They just don't have time to do anything with the sneakies any more.
Good luck,
Nick :)
 
I would buy just the butt if anyone has one. I was planning on using Mike Gulyassy to do my repairs.
 
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I have a couple of sneakies now, however I am not sure if I really want to sell them, mine are both in exceptional shape, one appears to be Madagascar rosewood, and the other, I have even asked Mike and Tim, and they don't know, but appears to be a lighter wood, yellow or canary wood. What are you looking to spend? if your price is right then I might consider it.
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Yeah i have one of those lighter wood sneaky petes too...it hits amazing
 
Scruggs Sneaky

I just bought one from Nick and it plays awsome. You cant go wrong with any of tims cues.
 
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