Brown Marble Tornado Foosball Table

It is was tornado s top tier tournament table but 700 does seem a bit steep.

Brown marble tornado foosball table.

Tornado defines the american hard court style of play. The tornado table lineage dates back to 1970. The brown marble is usually found on the t 2000. Call or text 336 210 1194 or contact us.

Tornado foosball tables are built in the usa and we are the tornado professionals. Tornado tables tornado foosball tables. Tornado stands out as one of the fastest playing tables. It s a coin op brown marble with the old tornado logo on the field.

February 05 2012 05 06 27 pm i just bought a grey marble on atlanta craigslist not fully described in the ad. Used coin operated and home model foosball tables are sometimes available some with minimum use and some with extended use. At this time 10 1 2019 i have a very limited selection of used tables available. Table football also called foosball or table soccer is a table top game that is based on the theme of association football.

We won t be undersold. I have a split cab coin op model that i won on ebay for 102 50 which was a decidedly epic steal the guy i picked it up from wasn t thrilled but 400 500 for a quality used t 2000 seems to be an average fair price for a table you ll likely never need to replace. Play on tornado is quick and exciting. We re here to help you find the right table at the right price.

He referred me to you guys as the font of foosball knowledge. Shipping included in all table prices. We carry a full line of tornado tables and parts. Used foosball tables parts.

Brown grey marble coin op tornado tables on craigslist reply 3 on. Most are in great condition but would come to you fresh off. He said that early serial number and manufacturing records are scarce if not nonexistent. They started the 13 man layout in the late 80 s and are featured at most of the major pro.

I did a live chat with a rep from valley dynamo. The coin operated foosball table became commonplace in arcades and helped to usher in a home table market that allowed foosball players to play on a table that did not require coins. I m looking for some information about the table.