Tiki bar found on road dead... almost. - Home Tiki Bars

Z Zinctiki Tiki Socialite Joined: Aug 11, 2010 Posts: 134	Z Zinctiki Posted posted on Wed, Jul 30, 2014 8:48 AM On 2014-06-06 05:29, Tiki Tex wrote: Aloha Zinctiki! My wife and I bought a bar just like your second one from a kid in Oklahoma City about a year ago. I thought (when we bought it) it was a one of a kind build, but now I'm curious as to where they were made. I love the zebra wood top you put on yours! Once we get our home bar a little bit more complete, I'll throw up some pix for all to see. Also, really digging the pix of the first bar and shelves you paired up! Great work. Thanks, Tex. I surfed the 'net and found at least five more of these bars (one was posted on TC a while back!) so it seems they aren't very rare. There are some slight variations but most are just like this one, and most had restored tops as the particle board wasn't sealed on the sides and swells with moisture.

On 2014-06-06 05:29, Tiki Tex wrote:
Aloha Zinctiki!

My wife and I bought a bar just like your second one from a kid in Oklahoma City about a year ago. I thought (when we bought it) it was a one of a kind build, but now I'm curious as to where they were made.

I love the zebra wood top you put on yours! Once we get our home bar a little bit more complete, I'll throw up some pix for all to see.

Also, really digging the pix of the first bar and shelves you paired up! Great work.

Thanks, Tex. I surfed the 'net and found at least five more of these bars (one was posted on TC a while back!) so it seems they aren't very rare. There are some slight variations but most are just like this one, and most had restored tops as the particle board wasn't sealed on the sides and swells with moisture.

Post #724260 by Zinctiki on Wed, Jul 30, 2014 8:48 AM