Southwest cue. 1994 The Hit!

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Eistae03

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Here is a Southwest cue pin number 412 94. The cue is beautiful in person I have owned cue since 96. Cue was made for a pro player in flordia. If you call Southwest the notes about this cue says it has the hit. What Southwest is know for. I have played with a few Southwest cues and there is a difference in the hits. I bought cue first time I played with it before I knew anything about Southwest. Cue is straight and rolls true. The only blemish you can find on the cue is a scuff mark in the clear coat on the butt and that's it. You could buff it out if you wanted too. I would Rate the cue a 9 out of ten for it's age. Cue weight is 19.3oz and shafts are 13.12mm and 13.20mm with Mori layered tips. I think the butt is made of Birdseye maple and cocobolo points. Hate to sale my cue butt my eyes are bad now. Text me for more pics I will use girlfriends iPhone for better pics. 478 951 5995. Asking 3700.00 OBO would trade for something rare , old car and I could add some money on right car or truck. No junk I am picky with my stuff me an offer. Thanks Eric text me for pictures or I will email pic to you. The butt weight is 15.8 and shafts are 3.5. oz.
 
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Hi I would like to see pics, please. I also have a restored 1991 Mercedes 560 sec we could talk about. I have the car specs and pics listed in the wanted section. Thread title is Something like trade for big southwest or sugartrees


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tenfttall said:
Do you have a couple of big South West and/or SugarTrees that you can't get what you want out of them due to the down market?

Do you like classic Mercedes'? I have a 96k mile, 91 Mercedes 560SEC restomod with a massive list of receipts from reconditioning and modifications. It's just like the car Patrick Swayze drove in the movie RoadHouse.

If you like classic Mercedes Muscle, and have some big SW and/or SugarTrees you may want to trade --- send me a message.

Here are a couple of pics. http://imgur.com/a/bm1jV

If you like the look, do some research on the model. This is the last hand-built Mercedes model ever built. It was the last car to be built to a standard instead of a price point. This is
the most expensive Mercedes you could buy in 1991. This car has ZERO squeaks, rattles, buzzes, groans, creaks, etc. It floats down the road like it is new on it's Bilstein struts and
modified springs. It has been lowered one-inch and has AMG wheels.
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Sent pics out to alot of folks today hope you got them. Update on shaft sizes one is 13.12 mm and other is 13.2mm
 
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