Where to buy large, wooden tikis in the Northeast? - Collecting Tiki

B Bargoyle Member Tolland, CT Joined: Mar 18, 2004 Posts: 1032	B Bargoyle Posted posted on Wed, Jul 27, 2005 9:43 AM I bit the bullet and had TikiG do some carvings for me and shipped em from FL to CT. Shipped to work so saved a few bucks on the residential vs commercial price. Unfortunately, other than carving one yourself, I haven't found anything close by (CT, MA, even RI). That TikiMurphs seems pretty cool (although the best tiki is his mascot one, and I don't see it for sale anywhere). If you make a whole trip of it and do the Jersey Shore it could be a blast. Wildwood still has a ton of 50's Googie architecture, and there's always Atlantic City. If I come accross anything, I'll let you know. Please do the same. Us New England Tikiphiles are at a disadvantage up here...we need to look out for one another! http://bargoyle.yafro.com [ Edited by: Bargoyle 2005-07-27 09:46 ]

I bit the bullet and had TikiG do some carvings for me and shipped em from FL to CT. Shipped to work so saved a few bucks on the residential vs commercial price.

Unfortunately, other than carving one yourself, I haven't found anything close by (CT, MA, even RI). That TikiMurphs seems pretty cool (although the best tiki is his mascot one, and I don't see it for sale anywhere). If you make a whole trip of it and do the Jersey Shore it could be a blast.

Wildwood still has a ton of 50's Googie architecture, and there's always Atlantic City.

If I come accross anything, I'll let you know. Please do the same. Us New England Tikiphiles are at a disadvantage up here...we need to look out for one another!

http://bargoyle.yafro.com

[ Edited by: Bargoyle 2005-07-27 09:46 ]

Post #175077 by Bargoyle on Wed, Jul 27, 2005 9:43 AM