Dunlop Max 200G?

Janne

Semi-Pro
Hey all, I just bought a pair of Wilson ProStaff Classics (95 sq inches) and the woman I bought them from decided to give me a Dunlop Max 200G for free after talking a little bit with me, which was really appreciated. All in good condition: only a few scuffs and a little paint lost in the 3 and 9 o'clock positions of the heads, and the grips have been replaced. I've browsed some old threads but haven't found a picture of a Max 200G that looks like this:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild001.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild002.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild003.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild004.jpg

Does this 200G have any connection to the one that is so frequently praised here? Is it worth anything? Any info on the Dunlop?

Thanks in advance,

Janne
 

joe sch

Legend
Its a nice racket, same mold with grafil injection but not the model that is soo disired by most of the players and collectors. Sorta like the diff between a ps stV and the taiwon ps60. Most would not be able to detect the diff but the connoisseurs are very particular. Id still very much enjoy hitting that 200g, especially if strung with gut.
 

Janne

Semi-Pro
Alright, thank you Joe. You don't happen to have an estimate on how much it could possibly fetch, should I want to sell it? Or of the two Prostaff classics? A couple of pictures to should the condition of them:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/IMG_1096.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/IMG_1097.jpg

Structurally very sound, only a little lost paint on the sides and top of the hoop.

Can't wait to test them out and see how they compare to the PS 6.0 95. Will see if there is a big difference due to the stiffness.
 

Dino Lagaffe

Hall of Fame
What I really like is what Bart Simpson says in the background of the first picture: Ta er i brasan, mesar!

On a more serious note, you can contact me at:

dinolagaffe (a) hotmail dot com
 

vsbabolat

G.O.A.T.
Hey all, I just bought a pair of Wilson ProStaff Classics (95 sq inches) and the woman I bought them from decided to give me a Dunlop Max 200G for free after talking a little bit with me, which was really appreciated. All in good condition: only a few scuffs and a little paint lost in the 3 and 9 o'clock positions of the heads, and the grips have been replaced. I've browsed some old threads but haven't found a picture of a Max 200G that looks like this:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild001.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild002.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild003.jpg
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v160/JanneK/Bild004.jpg

Does this 200G have any connection to the one that is so frequently praised here? Is it worth anything? Any info on the Dunlop?

Thanks in advance,

Janne

On the Max200G that is the cosmetic that was offered in Australia if I am not mistaken. It was made in England like all Max200G. It is from 1988. In my opinion it is very desirable because it was a cosmetic that was only available in a small market. Everybody else got this cosmetic of the Max200G in 1988.
Dunlop_Max200G_1988a-1.jpg

Same racquet just different colors.
 

Janne

Semi-Pro
What I really like is what Bart Simpson says in the background of the first picture: Ta er i brasan, mesar!

On a more serious note, you can contact me at:

dinolagaffe (a) hotmail dot com
Yeah, he is quite the rascal, that Bart Simpson.

I'm not sure if I want to sell it just yet, I'm mostly just curious about how much one would roughly go for. I'll want to at least try it, and perhaps trade it for another racquet when the time comes to part with it, and when that time comes, I'll be sure to contact you first, see if you're still interested. On a sidenote: are you Swedish, since you seem to have understood what the Bart dude says? Because I would always part with it to a Swede before having to ship it abroad. :) Too much of a hassle.

On the Max200G that is the cosmetic that was offered in Australia if I am not mistaken. It was made in England like all Max200G. It is from 1988. In my opinion it is very desirable because it was a cosmetic that was only available in a small market. Everybody else got this cosmetic of the Max200G in 1988.
Ah, I see. Thank you very much for the information, vsbabolat. Much appreciated! Yeah, I got a little skeptical when I got home and checked out the racquet to find that it didn't look like the green Max 20G that I was used to seeing on this board. Glad to hear it's still pretty sought after and rare - my first real classic, this baby. :)
 

Janne

Semi-Pro
I seem to have gotten ahold of a even rarer Max 200G than a normal one! This is pretty cool.

And hello to you too!
 

VGP

Legend
Rarer, but less desirable by collectors (in general).

Collectors want the black ones due to the McEnroe/Graf connection.
 

Virginia

Hall of Fame
On the Max200G that is the cosmetic that was offered in Australia if I am not mistaken. It was made in England like all Max200G. It is from 1988. In my opinion it is very desirable because it was a cosmetic that was only available in a small market. Everybody else got this cosmetic of the Max200G in 1988.
Dunlop_Max200G_1988a-1.jpg

Same racquet just different colors.
Aha, that explains why jimbo doesn't have that particular model - he said he'd never seen it before. I happen to have three of them, in 9.5/10 condition.

It seems like the cosmetics hold up better than the model available elsewhere - there's less tendency to fade.
 

Janne

Semi-Pro
Rarer, but less desirable by collectors (in general).

Collectors want the black ones due to the McEnroe/Graf connection.
As long as there is at least one who wants it, it's all good. :)

And yeah, I thought I was getting one of the McEnroe/Graf 200G's when he handed it over to me, but I'm more than happy nonetheless: it's not everyday someone gives you such a racquet for free.
 

Janne

Semi-Pro
Thanks, VGP!

Do you have any idea what a good price for the racquet would be? If it isn't as high as some of the rare racquets you see every now and then, I would most likely be more interested in trading it for another classic racquet.
 
Thanks, VGP!

Do you have any idea what a good price for the racquet would be? If it isn't as high as some of the rare racquets you see every now and then, I would most likely be more interested in trading it for another classic racquet.

If it is the same as the one thats normally black green and gold colored i am keen on it. Can you weigh the one you have?I
will be visiting Sweden next week so perhaps we can do a deal. What is you email adress?
 

Janne

Semi-Pro
Hey Swedechris. According to vsbabolat, who I seem to recall being quite the expert on old racquets, especially Head racquets, has pointed it out as being the same as the black, green and gold one in one of the posts here. Unfortunately I have no means of weighting it, but it feels a little heavier than my other racquets: the PSC and PSO 95.

You can reach me at jannek_89 at hotmail dot com. However, I know that Dino, a fellow Swede (though I'm finnish, but I live in Swedeland), has expressed his interest in the racquet, and might want to trade it for one of his racquets if we can come to a reasonable trade and since he was first I would like to see with him first.
 
Hey Swedechris. According to vsbabolat, who I seem to recall being quite the expert on old racquets, especially Head racquets, has pointed it out as being the same as the black, green and gold one in one of the posts here. Unfortunately I have no means of weighting it, but it feels a little heavier than my other racquets: the PSC and PSO 95.

You can reach me at jannek_89 at hotmail dot com. However, I know that Dino, a fellow Swede (though I'm finnish, but I live in Swedeland), has expressed his interest in the racquet, and might want to trade it for one of his racquets if we can come to a reasonable trade and since he was first I would like to see with him first.

Hi Janne, sure no problem.. i email you now.
Best C

ps. nice 5-0 blowout vs Germany today in the hockey for you guys..
 

Janne

Semi-Pro
Hi Janne, sure no problem.. i email you now.
Best C

ps. nice 5-0 blowout vs Germany today in the hockey for you guys..
Will check out my mail now.

And thanks, but to be honest: it couldn't have ended any other way and thus didn't come as a surprise. ;-) I'm more glad about Selanne only being two goals away from becoming the third European with 600, with another Finn, Jari Kurri, and Jeremir Jagr being the other two.

Sundin who? :)
 

jimbo333

Hall of Fame
On the Max200G that is the cosmetic that was offered in Australia if I am not mistaken. It was made in England like all Max200G. It is from 1988. In my opinion it is very desirable because it was a cosmetic that was only available in a small market. Everybody else got this cosmetic of the Max200G in 1988.
Dunlop_Max200G_1988a-1.jpg

Same racquet just different colors.

I hate to question you, but are you sure?

I bought 2 of these green versions (with red/white chevrons), both from the UK!

Are you thinking of this green version (with red/white chevrons) in the PROII version? As I did get one of those from an Australian Seller.
 
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jimbo333

Hall of Fame
Aha, that explains why jimbo doesn't have that particular model - he said he'd never seen it before. I happen to have three of them, in 9.5/10 condition.

It seems like the cosmetics hold up better than the model available elsewhere - there's less tendency to fade.

I think there is some confusion here, anyway yes you do have one version that I'm after, in fact it's the only version out of 18 that I'm aware of, that I don't have in my collection!

Having said that, there are 2 versions that I think may exist, but I've never seen photos of them, so maybe they do, maybe they don't:shock:
 
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