Tiki Finds - Collecting Tiki

T tikipedia Member San Diego Joined: Aug 25, 2004 Posts: 491	T tikipedia Posted posted on Mon, Sep 26, 2005 9:25 AM On 2005-09-26 05:54, freddiefreelance wrote: I've gotta start looking elsewhere, the San Diego Sal Army has opened a "Boutique" where they'll send their good stuff and sell it for higher prices, and they're raising their prices on everything else, too. I've almost never found anything good at the SD Salvation Army stores (the only exception being a tiki tissue dispenser). It seems that there are so many stores in the county, they parcel stuff out to all of the various locations, which waters down the selection. The Boutique store on Sports Arena has some nice stuff, but I've never found Tiki there... nor in the Goodwill on Rosecrans. Independent thrifts and the antique stores along Adams Ave. seem to be a bit better.

On 2005-09-26 05:54, freddiefreelance wrote:
I've gotta start looking elsewhere, the San Diego Sal Army has opened a "Boutique" where they'll send their good stuff and sell it for higher prices, and they're raising their prices on everything else, too.

I've almost never found anything good at the SD Salvation Army stores (the only exception being a tiki tissue dispenser). It seems that there are so many stores in the county, they parcel stuff out to all of the various locations, which waters down the selection. The Boutique store on Sports Arena has some nice stuff, but I've never found Tiki there... nor in the Goodwill on Rosecrans.

Independent thrifts and the antique stores along Adams Ave. seem to be a bit better.

Post #188921 by tikipedia on Mon, Sep 26, 2005 9:25 AM