Not my find but my brother's find... - Collecting Tiki

T TikiTres Member Forney, TX Joined: May 28, 2008 Posts: 263	T TikiTres Posted posted on Mon, Jun 30, 2008 9:04 PM Apparently Greyhound can lose darned near anything. One of my (many) hobbies is R/C planes and a guy I know sent a large 1/4 scale gasser by Greyhound from a fly-in to his home. They managed to lose that too, and it was even bigger than this tiki bar! That was about a 20k plane and I think it was insured for the max value which was 1k or so. I think the tiki bar seller has learned their lesson about Greyhound shipping, I noticed they listed a newer bar as "local pickup only". I don't think they want to make another to match the one that is lost, it appears they're clearing out old stock. These are the earlier Tiki Farm tiki bars that have been OOP for quite some time. The newer bars have resin masks instead of the wood ones and have 4 leg stools instead of 3.

Apparently Greyhound can lose darned near anything. One of my (many) hobbies is R/C planes and a guy I know sent a large 1/4 scale gasser by Greyhound from a fly-in to his home. They managed to lose that too, and it was even bigger than this tiki bar! That was about a 20k plane and I think it was insured for the max value which was 1k or so. I think the tiki bar seller has learned their lesson about Greyhound shipping, I noticed they listed a newer bar as "local pickup only". I don't think they want to make another to match the one that is lost, it appears they're clearing out old stock. These are the earlier Tiki Farm tiki bars that have been OOP for quite some time. The newer bars have resin masks instead of the wood ones and have 4 leg stools instead of 3.

Post #390789 by TikiTres on Mon, Jun 30, 2008 9:04 PM