From the olden times… (Page 4): HaHaHa :sm24:...

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Jeremy wrote:

Your funny. Brings meaning to your screen name.

HaHaHa

1Oldboat42 Loc: Kearney, Nebraska

Gordon wrote:

Here's my old one. Got about 200 records.

Yep, me too. They even work when the power is out.

Remembered all the items listed. My dad had taps on a pair of his shoes for genuine tap dancing.

Gordon Loc: Charleston South Carolina

Fishing Couple wrote:

Yep, me too. They even work when the power is out.

Remembered all the items listed. My dad had taps on a pair of his shoes for genuine tap dancing.

Good to see another one. 👌 Looks very nice

1Oldboat42 Loc: Kearney, Nebraska

Gordon wrote:

Good to see another one. 👌 Looks very nice

Thanks

mistred64 Loc: Grayslake, illinois

Graywulff wrote:

Aahhh but I was so much older then……

Finally got em all

Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

Graywulff wrote:

Aahhh but I was so much older then……

Remember most. Somehow I ended up with the speaker in my garage. Still some drive in’s around. Loved seeing the hot dog jump into the mustard on the refreshment cartoon.

Papabear65 Loc: Salem oregon

At a young 58 years old, I remember every single one of those. Especially the rubber dodgeball, my grandfather was an executive at the voit rubber company in California and I must have had 20 of those in my backyard.

Mauwehu Loc: Norwalk Ct

Papabear65 wrote:

At a young 58 years old, I remember every single one of those. Especially the rubber dodgeball, my grandfather was an executive at the voit rubber company in California and I must have had 20 of those in my backyard.

They were the ball to have. Dodgeball wasn’t the same without one.

The Outcast Loc: NE Michigan

Graywulff wrote:

Aahhh but I was so much older then……

I am familiar with all of them… I want to know how many of you took home #1 by accident!?

ShortorderCook62 Loc: Grand Junction, Colorado

Graywulff wrote:

Aahhh but I was so much older then……

Aah, the memories those bring back! Thanks Wullfy. Guess I'm showing my age. Ever tried to drive off with that speaker still hanging on the window? Ya missed Tinker Toys. People complaining of stepping on Legos never stepped on Jacks! Well done my friend.

Randy

Graywulff Loc: Cortez,Co.

ShortorderCook62 wrote:

Aah, the memories those bring back! Thanks Wullfy. Guess I'm showing my age. Ever tried to drive off with that speaker still hanging on the window? Ya missed Tinker Toys. People complaining of stepping on Legos never stepped on Jacks! Well done my friend.

Randy

Tinker toys and Lincoln Logs and Alphabet blocks. Erector sets and model trains and Tonka Trucks. I drove off with two of those speakers. Just sayin’ 😁

ShortorderCook62 Loc: Grand Junction, Colorado

Graywulff wrote:

Tinker toys and Lincoln Logs and Alphabet blocks. Erector sets and model trains and Tonka Trucks. I drove off with two of those speakers. Just sayin’ 😁

Not as bad as driving off with a gas hose but still not good!

Gibronifishing Loc: So cal

Got it!!

Bob Browning Loc: Cascade, Wisconsin

ShortorderCook62 wrote:

Aah, the memories those bring back! Thanks Wullfy. Guess I'm showing my age. Ever tried to drive off with that speaker still hanging on the window? Ya missed Tinker Toys. People complaining of stepping on Legos never stepped on Jacks! Well done my friend.

Randy

I drove off with the speaker "accidentally " in the door, not on the window.it must have rained alot because the post came with it u til I opened the door a took off. That was my 1951 Olds.

Copper nose John Loc: Calvert Texas

What ? No yard darts ? My grandfather had a drive in theater speaker hooked up their tv and had it beside his chair . He was a tv repairman from long long ago .