spalding tracy austin woody

[kfactor/all/the/WAY!]

is this rare or any good? i have had it lying around in my room.

[Capt. Willie]

Can't be too rare, TW has them for sale in the Vintage Bosworth section.

[kfactor/all/the/WAY!]

Originally Posted by Capt. Willie

Can't be too rare, TW has them for sale in the Vintage Bosworth section.

the one i have is different though

[netman]

Might fetch somewhere between $2-$10 on the auction site depending on condition. Really depends on if there is someone out there looking for that specific racquet. Then the price can go higher, especially if there are 2-3 someones looking.

Once you get outside the really ancient frames, the Borg Pros, mint Kramers and MaxPly Forts, the Head Vilas and a select other few, wood racquets really only have sentimental value. So you need someone looking to re-capture something from their tennis past by buying a specific frame. Plus the professional auction sellers are now flooding the site with woodies, even though they have no feel for worth.

Can't hurt to put it up and see what happens.

[plasma]

He's talking about the original tracy austin woodie though. it has brown graphics with baby blue print and some cool classic graphics on the throat.... One of the greatest and most famous wooden racquets ever made. Pls post pics.

[netman]

Yep. I've got one in 9/10 condition I bought for a $1 at a yard sale. Still, if it is the rarer one, might fetch a decent price in an auction. Only one way to find out.....

[Virginia]

I have an almost mint specimen of this racquet - I'll post some pics shortly. It really is a beautiful racquet, as is the Wilson Chris Evert Signature I have.

[Kirko]

Originally Posted by Virginia

I have an almost mint specimen of this racquet - I'll post some pics shortly. It really is a beautiful racquet, as is the Wilson Chris Evert Signature I have.

tracy signed a huge contract for that frame // it plays like a kramer auto.