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It has been quite a while since I have visited this forum. Arthritis has kept me from playing with some of my toys. I recently discovered a box containing my modest top collection while cleaning out a closet. I would like to see them go to someone who will enjoy them.I am asking $80.00 for everything in the photos. Thanks for looking.

There are six ripcords, three Gladiators, two trompo
grandes and a Giulia that I bought from this forum.There are extra strings, points and weights

I would like to buy your collection

Go Renee!!!

To Renee

I sent you a message. Let me know if you got it as I tried several times to send it.

Got the message. On the road, will get back to you

Renee will enjoy these tops for sure!

It's a nice group of player's tops. How did the Giulia get such a unique finish? It looks good.

The Giulia was bought from a forum member. If my feeble brain remembers correctly I got it from Neff. He may know about the color.

butterfingers wrote: Renee will enjoy these tops for sure!

It's a nice group of player's tops. How did the Giulia get such a unique finish? It looks good.

I have a program coming up at the library, and I thought these would be good tops to get folks started with. Except for the Giulia, of course, that's for me. I have been hoping to try setting one up with a owb at some point.

And the color of the Giulia is really different. Can't wait to see it in person.

The tops have been sold. Renee, the box is on the way. Enjoy the toys.

Top-Az wrote: The tops have been sold. Renee, the box is on the way. Enjoy the toys.

Thanks so much! Can't wait to see them and give them a spin!

Love the coloring of this Giulia. It reminds me of flames. Deciding on a name for her; Phoenix, Dante, ...?
https://youtu.be/okIv4EI2ags

Ha ha!!! You crack me up. And the nervous dog approaching so carefully, not wanting any bad encounters with the flame!

Renee wrote: Love the coloring of this Giulia. It reminds me of flames. Deciding on a name for her; Phoenix, Dante, ...?

Joan of Arc?

the Earl of Whirl wrote: And the nervous dog approaching so carefully, not wanting any bad encounters with the flame!

Makes more sense than my theory. I thought the dog was worried for the top.

How about Fuego for a name? I believe that's Spanish for fire....

That is a great name. It was quite the thing in the sports world for awhile to say that when someone was making a lot of shots.....like "Steph Curry is en fuego." The use of that phrase has cooled off but I still have good memories of it. In fact, once on vacation, we were driving north of San Diego and came across a restaurant called "En Fuego." I was excited to eat there and hear their stories but it turned out that they knew nothing about their name being used in the sports world.