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Meucci Daytime Road Agent Cue

5/14/2017 7:03:47 PM

Meucci Daytime Road Agent Cue

I want to buy a Meucci daytime white agent cue.

  • How do you tell the age of these cues?
  • How many were produced?

Meucci Daytime Road Agent Cue

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  1. Gary Kiebelbilliardsforum on 5/15/2017 5:53:35 PM

    First lets make sure you are aware of a few key points:

    The Meucci HOF6 pool cue is the third iteration of this design by Meucci. In order, they were:

    1. Meucci MS-5 - 1980s, has original Meucci Originals block letters logo
    2. Meucci M-15 Road Agent - 1990s
    3. Meucci HOF-5 - 1990s

    But despite the cue being made on these specific releases, and despite the info on the net saying the releases were limited to X number of cues, they were NOT. Meucci will make any cue, any time, with any logo version. Even discontinued cues if the price is right and if the materials are still available. Just takes them time to set up the templates. It really is a sad story for Meucci collectors as their true originals cues are losing value and becoming impossible to trust the provenance now. Currently there are a number of Meucci dealers offering the daytime road agent cues for sale, on a "made-to-order" basis e.g. you place the order, they send it to Meucci, and 12 weeks later, you have your newly manufactured daytime road agent. This being the case, it is impossible to put a number to "how many were made". One such dealer is "zuzubab1" on eBay, also known as:

    Brett & Amy Angel
    1862 Montgomery Rd.
    Auburn, KY. 42206
    270-784-6617

    It can be virtually impossible to tell exactly when each one was made, short of having an honest seller with an original invoice. In some cases you can look at the type of shaft (red-dot vs. black-dot, vs pre-dot) and that can help get you into a range of years. The joints in the 1980s versions also used a brass insert... which usually isn't found in the newer ones as far as I know. Also you can sometime tell by the diameter of where you insert the rubber bumper. Generally, narrower means the older versions, but I don't have exaxct specifics on this particular cue.

    • 1980s bumpers are about 3/4" .750 (See top portion of photo below)
    • The newer Meucci cues use .675 (See middle portion of photo below)

    meucci-bumper-comparison.png

    Finally, just as an FYI, the white Meucci Road Agent cues are also referred to by various names. This knowledge might help you in your search:

    • Meucci City of Lights pool cue
    • Meucci Daytime Road Agent pool cue
    • Meucci Bizzaro Road Agent pool cue

    I know that none of this gives you the answers that you want, but hopefully it fills in some information gaps and gives you a starting point from which to make informed decisions on purchasing one of these cues.

  2. Gary KiebelAZKIDD on 8/3/2017 6:45:03 PM

    I have a Meucci Daytime Road Agent for sale if anyone is interested.

    Mark
    602-312-4526
    mark@cfcmoney.com

  3. Gary KiebelGary Kiebel on 8/3/2017 7:01:32 PM

    I am interested.

    What is the condition of the cue? How does it roll?

    How many shafts does it come with?

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Meucci Daytime Road Agent Cue

  • Title: Meucci Daytime Road Agent Cue
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  • Published: 5/14/2017 7:03:47 PM
  • Last Updated: 5/14/2017 8:56:29 PM
  • Last Updated By: billiardsforum (Billiards Forum)