cfr Whippet X on EBAY

[NWDiscer]

http://cgi.ebay.com/WHIPPET-X-RARE-CFR-TOURNY-ONLY...em380108289730



I know some 1 here will be happy with this link....


check out that price.....

[RonTheWhip]

Originally Posted by NWDiscer

http://cgi.ebay.com/WHIPPET-X-RARE-CFR-TOURNY-ONLY...em380108289730



I know some 1 here will be happy with this link....


check out that price.....

looks like star...i have a couple of those

[NWDiscer]

Originally Posted by RonTheWhip

looks like star...i have a couple of those

i think couch is a pretty knowledgeable seller,star to a cfr is a pretty big difference??

[Nate Sexton]

CFR does not mean Champion plastic, it just means it is a disc released only as a tourney fundraiser. As you can see there a quite a few Star discs in the fundraising program

http://www.innovadiscs.com/cfr/products.htm

[NWDiscer]

Originally Posted by Nate Sexton

CFR does not mean Champion plastic, it just means it is a disc released only as a tourney fundraiser. As you can see there a quite a few Star discs in the fundraising program

http://www.innovadiscs.com/cfr/products.htm

Thanx Nate it has been a couple of years since i bought a "CFR"



ok so its not such a GREAT DEAL i guess.....



nothing to see here folks just move along

[Scott]

I thought the C in CFR stood for "candy", which was a particular type of plastic, similar to Champion.

[Tim]

Candy = Champion. I think people started calling it "Candy" when there were more confusing names "CE = Champion Edition", "Proline = some Candy", then "Champion = Candy" and "Pro = well, Pro". I think the CFR stands for Champion Fund Raiser, and back before there was Star plastic, they were all Champ/Candy/whathaveyou. Now it just means stuff you can only get through tourneys.

As an aside, that stamp is one of my buddy's, good ol' ZAM in Austin.