Topic: Tornado table (I have two problems!)

[bbtuna]

funny man, I am going to just die from laughing so hard...oh, oh, my side

[bbtuna]

http://stlouis.craigslist.org/tag/615943765.html

[Will17]

nice, i'm gonna offer the guy 400 and i'll pay up to 550 just because its local and I NEED a table soon.

[georgefoos]

This is good deal, I'll take them if they are in my area.

[bbtuna]

sniffy,

that ain't even a coin-op...that person is just fishin for a chump or is a chump himself and believes that tripe he is pushin

[wildcard]

Hey Will17 are you local on the Illinois side or the Missouri side of St Louis? i don't think I've met you playing at any tourneys here...

[ujn2]

Thanks for all the replys.

What model should I aim for if I want top quality? First I thought that if I got myself a coin op then I would be sure to get quality?

Another thing, is it easy (and even posisible) to configure the coin-op to accept other coins than ones from USA?

And I think I found a shipping, I know a guy in CA who ships containers to Denmark on a regular basic - so I just need my table to be sent to his adress.

[georgefoos]

I will go with Tornado Tournament 2000 Coin-Op, it's the best to me.

[Will17]

ujn2 - all of the coin op products are really good, some are just new models. The brown marble one is really old and much heavier(cheaper too). All of the coin op tornado t-2000's or F5's are good quality and will last you a long time.

Wildcard, I don't live in St. Louis, i probably should have been clearer. I was referring to an earlier post of mine about a different brown marble coin op that I was trying to figure out what price they sell for so I could base my offer on that. I think that is where the links to the other Brown Marble's came from. I was saying i'll offer the guy(in edmonton where i live) the price that the guy in st. louis is asking.

[wildcard]

Oh, I see... Sorry to hear you aren't from my area, you sounded very enthusiastic about foosball so I thought I could help you get hooked up with where to play in the local scene--we could always use fresh optimistic players to breathe new life into the game.

Foos on, Garth... 

[Will17]

Ya it is really hard to find good foosball around here, I only have played one person that can beat me more than 50% of the time, and he is one of only 3 players I have played that can actually shoot a rollover. Wish I was in a foosball city.

[jonzini]

Isn't there a good sized Tornado player base in England?  Might want to start there.  Would definitely save some money on shipping.


John

[Sniffler]

that ain't even a coin-op...that person is just fishin for a chump or is a chump himself and believes that tripe he is pushin

True, true - the hard part is finding one in your area for that price. Otherwise you end up paying a lot for shippingor gas to pick it up. But you did prove me wrong. That looks like a good deal.

[bbtuna]

the trick is to find one that fits the bill but the point is they are there and if you are patient you can get a good deal

[EDGEER]

ujn2 - all of the coin op products are really good, some are just new models. The brown marble one is really old and much heavier(cheaper too). All of the coin op tornado t-2000's or F5's are good quality and will last you a long time.

Wildcard, I don't live in St. Louis, i probably should have been clearer. I was referring to an earlier post of mine about a different brown marble coin op that I was trying to figure out what price they sell for so I could base my offer on that. I think that is where the links to the other Brown Marble's came from. I was saying i'll offer the guy(in edmonton where i live) the price that the guy in st. louis is asking.

If that is Edmonton, Canada those guys won 4 tables this weekend.  I know several guys there that play.