[FASTLARRY]

Balabushka LTD-3

The ultimate pool cue is coming. Price: $1,100. Advance deposit $550.00.

To see 4 pictures of it:

http://stores.ebay.c...e-lowest-prices


Only 100 will be made and sold. Each cue has a number on it beginning with 1 and the last one made will be 100. Other cues offered like this in the past were runs of 1,000. It is very rare to see only 100 which increases the value of each one owned. The lower the number on the run the more valuable the cue becomes. Number 1 has more value than number 99. Collectors know this and realize this cue is a good investment and it will go up in price. They are the one’s buying them out.

The LTD-1 came out with 100 cues and it sold out quickly. I bought one for my collection. When I came back to buy more they were all gone. Late last year the LTD-2 offered 100 cues and this time I bought 3 early on and once more when I came back later for more and they sold out as well.

The LTD-3 was introduced at the early June BCA trade show and everyone went wild over the beauty and workmanship of the cue. 40 were purchased there. 60 are now left open for sale. The cue is being produced in Japan and it will arrive in the USA the first week of October 2008.

To buy one and be assured you will get a lower number and one will be reserved for you place a 50% deposit now of $550.00. Tell us what weight you wish the cue to be. When the cue is ready to ship you make the 2nd payment of $550.00. If you want me to juice your cue, then your final payment would be 550 plus 69, a total of $619. Details on this are at the bottom. Or you could make the entire payment now of $1,100. Or $1,169 for the juice version.

Then you have the ultimate cue. There is nothing above it. You would play on the world tour with it, as I do with mine.

If for any reason you would make the deposit and later wish to withdraw it, or when you are notified to send the remaining $550 and fail to do so within one week, there would be a 10% penalty applied, as listing and PayPal fees have already been paid. Your refund would then be $495.00.

If you preorder and make the deposit now, I offer you the following bonus items. My 3 DVD’s on how to play pool and trick shots, $70 value. A velvet case, $20. Set of joint protectors, $15. A certificate for framing of authenticity. One extra shaft, $150. That is a bonus of $255.00 by acting on this great deal now.

Or, you can wait until October and face the chance the cue will be sold out when it arrives, or if you do catch one the number will be at the end of the run. The only sure way to own this cue is to buy it now. I am not taking any chances and my order is already in. Snooze and you lose.

I recently sold here a GB-7 and three GB-4’s, below distributor cost, as they were discontinue cues. They were gone in just a couple days as the smart buyers saw this once in a lifetime opportunity and jumped all over it. The LTD-3 is another deal you should not pass up. It only comes around once; there is no second chance on this one. The LTD-1 and 2’s sold out fast as the smart buyers took them off the market. There is no reason not to expect the LTD-3 to go fast as well. Almost half were sold on the day of its introduction.

[FASTLARRY]

We have sold and taken deposits on two of them so far. Half of the run of 100 are already gone. When they arrive in 2 months, all will be presold. I am buying two for my personal use.

[Almostfamous]

FASTLARRY, on Jul 9 2008, 10:46 PM, said:

We have sold and taken deposits on two of them so far. Half of the run of 100 are already gone. When they arrive in 2 months, all will be presold. I am buying two for my personal use.

Are there any of these left?

[FASTLARRY]

[quote name='Almostfamous' date='Jan 7 2009, 02:42 PM' post='24676']
Are there any of these left?


Yes I have a couple I held back, email me at fastlarrypool@bellsouth.net

I had inlaid into my ltd-2 5 carrrots of 4 diamonds, so I had no intentions of playing with the new ltd-3 and planned to hang it on the wall, until I realized it was totally superior to my 2, and I had to retire it instead. All that ice, now on ice such a shame.