I'm ready to purchase a T1, but I'm a little concerned with what I've heard
here on the net. I'd like to make sure I have one of the sturdier, newer
models, but how is one to know, other than asking at the store? The box I
pick up may have been sitting there for months.
Any information offered is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
-Aaron Taylor
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>I'm ready to purchase a T1, but I'm a little concerned with what I've heard >here on the net. I'd like to make sure I have one of the sturdier, newer >models, but how is one to know, other than asking at the store? The box I >pick up may have been sitting there for months. >Any information offered is appreciated. Thanks in advance. >-Aaron Taylor: >I'm ready to purchase a T1, but I'm a little concerned with what I've heard
: >here on the net. I'd like to make sure I have one of the sturdier, newer
: >models, but how is one to know, other than asking at the store? The box I
: >pick up may have been sitting there for months.
: >
: >Any information offered is appreciated. Thanks in advance.
: >-Aaron Taylor
: >
: Aaron,
: If you have the model that is made from ABS plastic, then you have
: one of the newer models of the Formula T1 and shouldn't run into the problem.
: Matt
: ThrustMaster, Inc.
Thanks for the info. Hopefully, I'll soon be driving a much smoother line
thanks to my new T1.
-AT
