Tim Scruggs Personal Player Replica fs

gbinder525

gbinder525

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I have a Tim Scruggs 6 point 3 hi 3 lo 4 veneer(Black,Blue,Green,Natural) for Sale. All the white on the cue is ivory except the Butt plate which I believe is Phenolic. Two matching shafts with ivory ferrules and regular leather tips. The weight of the cue is 18 1/4oz.. I AM ACCEPTING REASONABLE OFFERS FOR THIS CUE. If using paypal please add 3% to selling cost. Please pm me for more details.
This cue is a replica of Tim Scruggs personal playing cue. He wouldnt make the same cue again so he made it with hi and lo points. Check out his website to see.
 

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Monster Cue!

It reminds me of Timi in the shop laying out his personal cues and cases on his table. I can't rember the top of Timi's but that but sleve really popped my eyes out.
Your cue is really a one of one. And I bet it plays sweet! I have a six point Scruggs with high low points myself. It is lost in the mail at the moment. Seeing yours really makes it sting a little. We might have a couple of the only cues built like this. They liked the points best all high.
Beautiful very rare cue. I like it way better then mine.
Nick :)
 
nick serdula said:
It reminds me of Timi in the shop laying out his personal cues and cases on his table. I can't rember the top of Timi's but that but sleve really popped my eyes out.
Your cue is really a one of one. And I bet it plays sweet! I have a six point Scruggs with high low points myself. It is lost in the mail at the moment. Seeing yours really makes it sting a little. We might have a couple of the only cues built like this. They liked the points best all high.
Beautiful very rare cue. I like it way better then mine.
Nick :)
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Its funny you mentioned laying out his cues and cases on his table. The table he has in his shop is the table we traded for this cue to be built.
 
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