Tim Scruggs

How did I do for my first post?

  • poor

    Votes: 12 52.2%
  • fair

    Votes: 7 30.4%
  • good

    Votes: 4 17.4%
  • excellent

    Votes: 3 13.0%

  • Total voters
    23
  • Poll closed .

onepocketdan

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This is my first time posting in AZBilliards.I have been a fan for a long time, but have never posted before. To all the guys in Northeast Ohio who shoot out of Fiddlesticks, what's up!!

I bought this cue after reading the following:

This is a rare, one-of-a-kind, Tim Scruggs original. I purchased this queue in 1987, back when Tim was still operating out of an old converted slaughterhouse in Lansdowne, MD. In 1995, Tim re-finished the queue for me, removing the old, yellowing, hand-rubbed lacquer, and restoring it's luster with an updated finish and new white/black fleck Irish linen wrap. The trunk is natural finish Birdseye maple with 4 points of Red and Blue inlaid veneer. The cue is 20 ounces, but the weight is removable/adjustable by removing the butt cap. It has a stainless steel joint with brass shaft insert(s). The cue comes with two shafts, custom joint protectors, and embroidered felt sleeve with the Tim Scruggs logo. It is in excellent condition. There is one very tiny ding in the butt, but other than that, there is no other damage whatsoever. No surface scratches or dulling. The cue still has a "like new" luster, and the shafts are perfectly smooth - no dents, dings, or rough spots. The ferrules are 100% clean. I've treated this cue like the treasure it is - a wonderful collectible from a true master of the craft.


The cue is just as was described. The pictures don't show the awesome way it plays. Although I just bought it, I would be willing to part with it for 2 stacks, OBO.
 

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i dont understand.. he didnt just buy it..says he bought it in 1987.. and why are people bidding? he says the price is 2k obo..?

unless i read the whole thing wrong..

chris
 
I think what he is saying is he just bought the cue and although he likes
the cue he would be willing to resell the cue for 2k or best offer. Hey everything
has a price and nothing wrong with trying to turn a quick buck. gl with sale.
 
Actually I re-read the post, it sAys it's his first post on the forum , he is from OH, he read an add which stated info about the cue so he bought it.. I believe he meant to post this in the cue gallery but posted here by mistake.. Mods please move this to the cue gallery!

Chris
 
Not crazy about the ringwork on the butt.....

$1K via PayPal you ship USPS Express with insurance :wink:
 
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