I think I had a boyfriend in college that had those same feelers. They must have made a comeback in the 80s or 90s. :facepalm:Remember when your Grandpa's car had "curb feelers" on it? Wasn't cool to have them on your car.
I think I had a boyfriend in college that had those same feelers. They must have made a comeback in the 80s or 90s. :facepalm:Remember when your Grandpa's car had "curb feelers" on it? Wasn't cool to have them on your car.
We still have a drive in movie theater here.If you lived in a large city, there would be at least a couple of Drive-In Theatres.
And if you owned a large car with a huge trunk someone else would buy the gas and the movie ticket because 4 of your friends could hide in the trunk.
When I got out of the service on Nov 1972, I went to the VW dealer and bought a 1973 Yellow "Super" Beetle for $1,800. It only had a few miles on it because it was their demo so I got it a little cheaper.Remember when a new car was $2,295.00? My first new car, a 1973 green VW Super Beetle: The regular Beetle was $1,995.00
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Payment was $66.00/mo for three years...:neng2kb:
I remember as a kid coming across Arizona, we would have to stop once in awhile and put ice cubs in the car's a/c so you would have cool air coming out of it.Remember swamp coolers? I have the 12-volt version, new, still in the box. Okay, I think I have a problem with collecting "stuff"...
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And of course, there's the grand daddy of swamp coolers...
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How about the venerable Ford 4.9L 300 straight six engine, mated to a four-speed manual transmission with a granny gear?
Remember when trunks were called a boot and were large enough to hide 4 bodies in them for the ride out to Long Island?
Remember the old "bumper jacks". Squatch probably has a couple of those.![]()
At least a couple...Remember the old "bumper jacks". Squatch probably has a couple of those.![]()
Nice!