Old Enough To Remember?

[Sunday Rider]

Here’s a picture of me, taking a picture of my ‘68, Plymouth Road Runner. Taken in 1968, when I was 17.

I wonder if you were using this camera.

 

[ST1100Y]

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[ST1100Y]

... in my book? Al Bundy, hands down ...

 

[ST1100Y]

... I can still smell the adhesive ...

 

[Nashcat]

I wonder if you were using this camera.

Probably so, but my dad, who took my picture was using a Argus C4 35mm. I kept using that Argus until around 1990, mugging a bulb flash and light meter.

 

[Sunday Rider]

Probably so, but my dad, who took my picture was using a Argus C4 35mm. I kept using that Argus until around 1990, mugging a bulb flash and light meter.

Most Dads always had the good camera, the kids got the "who cares if you break it" camera. My Dad had a Zeiss Ikon 35mm and I got to use the Kodak Brownie!

 

[Ron]

Here’s a picture of me, taking a picture of my ‘68, Plymouth Road Runner. Taken in 1968, when I was 17.

Did they come in any other color than that green? Plymouth must have gotten a good deal on green paint that year.

 

[ST1100Y]

... I love it when a plan comes together ...

 

[oude geit]

There was a guy in albuquerque used to run a van at S eubank, iron butterfly... with a blown 350 chevy engine.....fastest guy in town

 

[Bmacleod]

 

[Larry Fine]

Absolutely, and when I worked at one, too.

 

[motornut]

No, we lived to far from the station, we rode over them with our bikes. Of course with cards in the spokes so they heard us coming. that is when you got . Got the soda pop by sliding the bottle all the way to the release spot

 

[Larry Fine]

How many remotes do you have for that?.

Sorry, I missed this one.

Two main ones. The pre-pro and the projector:

Notes: Internet pics; the pre/pro remote is very programmable; Madrigal used Electrohome projectors)

 

[Larry Fine]

No, we lived to far from the station, we rode over them with our bikes. Of course with cards in the spokes so they heard us coming.

I once put so many cards on my bike that I could barely move. "Flap-flap, flap-flap."

that is when you got. Got the soda pop by sliding the bottle all the way to the release spot

My dad had one of those in his grocery store when I was little. It had recirculating cold water.

 

[Al Gully]

My dad had one of those in his grocery store when I was little. It had recirculating cold water.

I’ve seen a few of these now in Cozumel, Mexico when we go down there.
The recirculating water looks awful around the corona bottles.

 

[ST1100Y]

... uhm... some might remember...
(and how it took 5~6hrs for 6 miles...)

 

[billo]

... in my book? Al Bundy, hands down ...

Where's Ozzie?

 

[Deputy25]

Did they come in any other color than that green? Plymouth must have gotten a good deal on green paint that year.

My 68 Roadrunner was metallic rust-brown, 383 4-speed with a bench seat up front. Black steel rims and baby moons. That thing would burn the old G60-15 Generals for days...

 

[ReSTored]

My 68 Roadrunner was metallic rust-brown, 383 4-speed with a bench seat up front. Black steel rims and baby moons. That thing would burn the old G60-15 Generals for days...

in 1975 a guy around the corner from me in Montreal had a '68 or '69 Dodge Charger with a 426 Hemi in it. Similar to photo, but I don't remember the stripe.

Parked it on the street and it was stolen one night. Recovered by police a few weeks later with the rear tires burnt to a crisp, otherwise no damage,

 

[ST1100Y]