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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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I just remembered this Big Johns Beans & fixins I used to eat these all the time
Loved them. Two cans attached, beans in large can below and sauce in smaller can above. Always took a few camping in the High Sierras back in the early 70s.
Richland123, I had no doubt you would possess some kind of memorabile from these beans ha ha ha
175 lbs for that Red B-18 reflex cabinet. You'd need a truck and a couple of Roadies to move that sucker around. Thx for posting Duaine but now I'm getting a sore back and arms just by looking at that cab.
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Real Skateboard
actually this one is elaborate. Two halves of a metal skate nailed / screwed to a 2x4 was the first Skateboard I had.
actually this one is elaborate. Two halves of a metal skate nailed / screwed to a 2x4 was the first Skateboard I had.
My first skateboard was in '77, piece of wood with steel wheels, a Nash Goofy Foot, IIRC. It was right about then that the craze kicked in where I lived (in Pittsburgh), and all the new fiberglass, aluminum, and molded plastic boards came out, all with polyurethane wheels and better bearings. I had to save up my allowance a long time to upgrade my POS board.
Duuuude, I've recently had the plesh of using a Plush tube head and cab every Monday nite in the rehearsal space that band#2 rents, and I AM GASSING HARD TO MAKE IT MINE!!!
Look how nice my carpet matches it's drapes >
I started a small thread about them here > PLUSH brand
