MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE
Scott Rowe
MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
I am moving and there is no room for my table
It is 8 x 4, and there were ONLY ONE THOUSAND
of these beauties even made by Brunswick exclusively
for Marlboro.
Asking $7,500 or best offer
E-mail me for more information
Pat Greenwald
Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> wrote:
> MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
> I am moving and there is no room for my table
> It is 8 x 4, and there were ONLY ONE THOUSAND
> of these beauties even made by Brunswick exclusively
> for Marlboro. Asking $7,500 or best offer
Gee, that is $2,500 less than last time you tried to sell that
thing here. And you have never posted anything else here. Pawn
your JUNK elsewhere.
I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!
__
Pat Greenwald
PGree...@Lucent.Com=Work, going away April 25,1997
Si...@Rmi.Net=Home
Max Gilbert
[snip]
> I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!
>
> __
>
> Pat Greenwald
> PGree...@Lucent.Com=Work, going away April 25,1997
> Si...@Rmi.Net=Home
If he actually smoked enough Marlboro cigarettes to get the table, just
stick around. I'll bet it'll go cheap at the estate auction.
--
Regards,
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Max Gilbert 205/876.2245 (voice)
AEgis Research Corporation 205/876.7165 ( fax )
6703 Odyssey Drive
Suite 200 email:
Huntsville, AL 35806 m...@aegisrc.com
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Bounty9
I would have to agree. I E-mailed the seller the last time he posted the
ad at $10,000 and told him that a similar Brunswick table without the
Marlboro logo only goes for $2250 so if someone out there wants to pay
$7500 MORE for a USED table with crap printed all over it ....... go for
it.
Scott Rowe
Max Gilbert wrote:
>
> Pat Greenwald wrote:
> >
> > Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> wrote:
> > > MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
>
> [snip]
>
> > I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!
> >
> > __
> >
>
>
> stick around. I'll bet it'll go cheap at the estate auction.
>
> --
>
> Regards,
>
> =====================================================================
>
> Huntsville, AL 35806 m...@aegisrc.com
> =====================================================================
You apparently have no sense of value at all, to even waste the
server space with your rediculous offer shows what kind of person
you really are.
You obviously have never shot pool on a Brunswick, and probably
don't shoot pool on a regular basis if at all.
There were only ONE THOUSAND of these tables even made, there for
it is a collectors item. So if you are serious about making a
realistic offer for the table please do so, otherwise keep your
ignorant comments to yourself and don't waste the newsgroups space
or our time, thankyou
Scott Rowe
You must be extreamly ignorant also, and more than likely don't shoot
pool on a regular basis if at all.
First of all you lied, because you mailed me and told me that the table
went for $1,800 and that the fact that I was asking $100,000 was crazy
and you obviously didn't read my posting correctly, because I was indeed
only asking $10,000 or best offer.
Now if you had ever shot pool on a Brunswick of this style and you
would know that you don't have a clue what you are talking about, when
you say that it is only worth $2,200 dollars now either. A table of
similar style goes for $3,000 to $4,000 and those are not collectors
items.
And finally the fact that you said that it has "crap printed all over
it" shows me that you have never even seen one. The only reason for
your childlike attitude about my table that I can think of is that you
must have tried to get one and you were shot down and this is your way
of getting back at Marlboro or Brunswick, or maybe both of them.
I think all of us newsgroup users and the server would like it alot
better if you would stop wasting all of our time and space with your
ignorant remarks. And please research things a little more before you
shoot your mouth off and make yourself look like the fool you are.
If you would like to make a reasonable offer that would be fine,
otherwise leave it alone.
Thankyou
Derek Theisen
> You must be extreamly ignorant also, and more than likely don't >shoot
>pool on a regular basis if at all.
> First of all you lied, because you mailed me and told me that the >table
> went for $1,800 and that the fact that I was asking $100,000 was >crazy
>and you obviously didn't read my posting correctly, because I was >indeed
>only asking $10,000 or best offer.
> Now if you had ever shot pool on a Brunswick of this style and >you
>would know that you don't have a clue what you are talking about, >when
>you say that it is only worth $2,200 dollars now either. A table of
>similar style goes for $3,000 to $4,000 and those are not >collectors
>items.
> And finally the fact that you said that it has "crap printed all >over
>it" shows me that you have never even seen one. The only reason for
>your childlike attitude about my table that I can think of is that >you
>must have tried to get one and you were shot down and this is your >way
>of getting back at Marlboro or Brunswick, or maybe both of them.
> I think all of us newsgroup users and the server would like it >alot
>better if you would stop wasting all of our time and space with >your
>ignorant remarks. And please research things a little more before >you
>shoot your mouth off and make yourself look like the fool you are.
> If you would like to make a reasonable offer that would be fine,
>otherwise leave it alone.
dude........chill.
Alig8orMan
> Now if you had ever shot pool on a Brunswick of this style and >you
>would know that you don't have a clue what you are talking about, >when
>you say that it is only worth $2,200 dollars now either. A table of
>similar style goes for $3,000 to $4,000 and those are not >collectors
>items.<<
Sherwood and the Hawthorne. Both mid range tables in Brunswick's line.
Neither one in a 4 x 8, drop pocket, 3/4 slate style table comes close to
3 to 4 thousand dollars. Also yes the poster before was mistaken because
it says Marlboro on the plate only. In YOUR opinion this is a collectors
item, that is fine. Just because there is only 1000 does not make them
instantly a 10,000 table or even 7500.00 If you wanted a 7500.00 table I
know someone with an early 1900's 4 1 /2 X 9 Brunswick Naraganset for
6500.00. But that is irrelevent.
I do support your right to ask anything you would like for the table. But
in the same manner you must handle the flames and responses accordingly. I
had a Marlboro table and sold it for 900.00. This is no lie, a kid in
Chesire CT owns mine. He is happy with it and I was happy to get rid of
it. If you get even close to what you want, God bless you. But even you
should be more informed before posting a
little "irritated" rebuttal.
Joe
John Walkup
Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> writes:
>Max Gilbert wrote:
>>
>> Pat Greenwald wrote:
>> >
>> > Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> wrote:
>> > > MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
>>
>> [snip]
>>
>> > I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!
>>
>> If he actually smoked enough Marlboro cigarettes to get the table, just
>> stick around. I'll bet it'll go cheap at the estate auction.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> =====================================================================
>>
>> Suite 200 email:
>> Huntsville, AL 35806 m...@aegisrc.com
>> =====================================================================
> You apparently have no sense of value at all, to even waste the
> server space with your rediculous offer shows what kind of person
> you really are.
> You obviously have never shot pool on a Brunswick, and probably
> don't shoot pool on a regular basis if at all.
> There were only ONE THOUSAND of these tables even made, there for
> it is a collectors item. So if you are serious about making a
> realistic offer for the table please do so, otherwise keep your
> ignorant comments to yourself and don't waste the newsgroups space
> or our time, thankyou
I don't know about pool table values, but the idea that if only
a few of something is made, that it therefore makes it valuable doesn't
necessarily wash. For example, the California Special Mustangs are
rather few in number, but since they were essentially Mustangs with
extra trim they were never considered collector's items. (They may
be now, however.) The same may apply to pool tables. Is there something
historical about the tables other than being different?
Isn't there a blue book somewhere that tells you how much the table
is really worth?
John
Bob Jewett
Scott Rowe (sie...@wctc.net) wrote:
: Max Gilbert wrote:
...
: > If he actually smoked enough Marlboro cigarettes to get the table, just
: > stick around. I'll bet it'll go cheap at the estate auction.
: You obviously have never shot pool on a Brunswick, and probably
Well, actually, on Feb 16, 1997 Max Gilbert, in this newsgroup, on the
subject of the installation of his own table, spoke thusly:
There were no errors. I was there, when the big truck that said
"Brunswick" arrived, while a dozen or so boxes were hauled in,
as every nut and bold was tightened. ( sure was glad it was not
my job to haul those slates!)
As for your concern about temperature changes, the table is in a
temperature controlled environment, maximum temperature delta is
about three degrees.
I think Max takes playing on his own Brunswick very, very seriously.
If you're going to start insulting people, you might try humor:
Pseudo-French: Max, you nasty person, I cast disparging glances
in your general direction.
Regional: Max, you make your neighbors in Alabama look smart.
Internet: Max, are you sure you're not a VIC-20?
If you really want to try the direct assault, look in the alt.flame
newsgroups -- lots of good material there.
As far as the table goes, so far we have Asked: $7500, Bid: $900.
You may want to contact Brad Morris at New Deco (mentioned here
recently) if you need more info about the market for such tables.
He seems to get very good prices at the auctions he runs.
Bob Jewett
Scott Rowe
John Walkup wrote:
>
> Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> writes:
>
>
> >> >
> >> > Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> wrote:
> >> > > MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
> >>
> >> [snip]
> >>
> >> > I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!
> >>
> >> stick around. I'll bet it'll go cheap at the estate auction.
> >>
> >>
> >
>
>
>
>
>
> Isn't there a blue book somewhere that tells you how much the table
> is really worth?
>
> John
Hey thanks John for replying without being an ass about it, I guess
there are very few people out here that can respond to my add without
being jerks about it. Anyhow about your question as to a blue book
on tables, that is something I will have to look into.
There was however a pool hall out in CA offering 6,500 last fall
but I have not been able to locate them, and I'm sure they more
than likely have bought all that they are going to.
Hey thanks again for being civil in reponding to my add,
Scott Rowe
Neil Gardner
> > >> > Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> wrote:
> > >> > > MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
> > >>
> > >> [snip]
> > >>
> > >> > I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!
> > >>
How about some of the marlboro coupons from the back of the pack. I hear
if you get enough of them that you can trade them in for camping gear,
etc. etc....
Lucky
Marty Jones
Scott Rowe wrote:
> being jerks about it. Anyhow about your question as to a blue book
> on tables, that is something I will have to look into.
> There was however a pool hall out in CA offering 6,500 last fall
> but I have not been able to locate them, and I'm sure they more
> than likely have bought all that they are going to.
> Hey thanks again for being civil in reponding to my add,
> Scott Rowe
Scott,
I'm not looking for a table, but I caught your
comment about looking for a "blue book" value.
Was this table once offered by Marlboro in exchange
for their "miles" coupons? If so, you might
establish a first cut at the value by comparing
the "miles" price of the table with the "miles"
price of something of known value. For example,
Marlboro offered a really neat folding bicycle
with their logo on it. I valued the bike at $150
to $200, but never got it because I don't know
enough generous smokers. By finding several items
of semi-known value, you might come up with a
reasonable miles-to-dollars conversion.
The missing factor, of course, is the added value
of the Marlboro name. Someone will have to decide
if it is a significant adder, perhaps more so on
a pool table than a bicycle.
Best regards,
Marty Jones
pools...@aol.com
In article <335252...@same.as.CC>, Marty Jones <mjo...@same.as.CC> writes:
>miles-to-dollars conversion.
>
>
Miles to dollars conversion......wouldn't that make that table worth about $20,000 or so.........
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Marty Jones
pools...@aol.com wrote:
>
> In article <335252...@same.as.CC>, Marty Jones <mjo...@same.as.CC> writes:
>
> >miles-to-dollars conversion.
> >
> >
>
> Miles to dollars conversion......wouldn't that make that table worth about $20,000 or so.........
>
Depends on how many miles it takes to make one
dollar, and how many miles the table sold for.
Marty
RD
> > >> > > MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
> > >>
> > >> [snip]
> > >>
> > >> > I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!
> > >>
> > >> stick around. I'll bet it'll go cheap at the estate auction.
> > >>
> > >> Regards,
> > >>
>
> > >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > Isn't there a blue book somewhere that tells you how much the table
> > is really worth?
> >
> > John
>
> Hey thanks John for replying without being an ass about it, I guess
> there are very few people out here that can respond to my add without
> on tables, that is something I will have to look into.
> There was however a pool hall out in CA offering 6,500 last fall
> but I have not been able to locate them, and I'm sure they more
> than likely have bought all that they are going to.
> Hey thanks again for being civil in reponding to my add,
> Scott Rowe
such that you are the one who started being an "ass" as you put it. Just
because you apparently have no sense of humor doesnt mean that we are
all jerks and asses...i thought what has been said about the estate
auction and everything else was hillarious and i am sure most people
reading the posts did also....good luck selling the table i truly hope
that you get what you think its worth just oh yea btw if you sell the
table to someone for over $6500. please give them my addy because i have
some ocean front property to sell and i am sure that they would be
perfect for the real estate deal that i have in mind....heheheh
RD
roma...@gmail.com
> Scott Rowe <sie...@wctc.net> wrote: > MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE: > I am moving and there is no room for my table > It is 8 x 4, and there were ONLY ONE THOUSAND > of these beauties even made by Brunswick exclusively > for Marlboro. Asking $7,500 or best offer Gee, that is $2,500 less than last time you tried to sell that thing here. And you have never posted anything else here. Pawn your JUNK elsewhere.I'll give ya $50.00. Let me know if you get a better offer!__Pat Greenwald...@Lucent.Com=Work, going away April 25,1997 Si...@Rmi.Net=Home
First of all let me say this 1 your an (_*_) hole, and a big 1 at that. The Marlboror pool table is very rare, not the fact its a Brunswick, lets get that straight. Second there were only 500 made, and Im sure you didnt know that you not only had to have 25, 000 points to get the table, you had to call on the phone on a certin day and only the first 500 callers were able to receive the offer, and they took 2000 resereved calleres in case. So you dont know or have any clue to what you are saying here. I had my table apprasied, and Its well valued over 10, 000 dollars. So for those who dont know what there talking better to say nothing and maybe get away with something then open your mouth and look like an (_*_). OK so Van gough Im not. YOU are not only a moron but a hater as well.
Ron Shepard
made in 1997. That's over 16 years ago.
$.02 -Ron Shepard
SteveB
> First of all let me say this 1 your an
(_*_) hole, and a big 1 at that.
theace...@gmail.com
Anyone interested in a Marlboro pool table,
So this message board shows up in my search, I got a kick outa reading the reply posts.
Anyway, I have moved several times, and am about to again, it is set up right now, so people can see that its good shape and I would like to sell it. Any ideas?
cot...@gmail.com
> MUST SELL MARLBORO POOL TABLE:
> I am moving and there is no room for my table
> It is 8 x 4, and there were ONLY ONE THOUSAND
> of these beauties even made by Brunswick exclusively
> for Marlboro.
> Asking $7,500 or best offer
amyfla...@gmail.com
Bill
> So what are these tables worth today? My boyfriend has one that's been in storgage for 10 years.
roll some balls across it to see. If it's slate (which seems a bit
unlikely, although I don't know), then it's probably fine, or at the
least, worthy of reconditioning.
