I saw these items today at a big flea market in Breda (Holland).
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That is so cool! Thanks for sharing!While moving some boxes around in the basement last month, I found my vintage 1966 Aurora Model Motoring slot cars!!! Just as I left them when I packed them up in June 1971 (mom and I moved from a big house to a small apartment). This is the only toy I saved from the childhood. A little cleaning of the track and cars and they still work.
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While moving some boxes around in the basement last month, I found my vintage 1966 Aurora Model Motoring slot cars!!! Just as I left them when I packed them up in June 1971 (mom and I moved from a big house to a small apartment). This is the only toy I saved from the childhood. A little cleaning of the track and cars and they still work.
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steam shovels, I think they still used them in the New Deal era
1960's Kawai Vox Wyman
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No! Vintage Traynor amps were the poor man’s Marshal. When I owned my YBA-1A, our guitarist loved to use it!I've never owned one, but my impression is that Traynor amps are the Canadian equivalent of Peavy - built like tanks.![]()
No! Vintage Traynor amps were the poor man’s Marshal. When I owned my YBA-1A, our guitarist loved to use it!
Traynor Amplifiers - Wikipedia
Ya, sorry, I read your post wrong. I’ve had quite a few Peavey amps too!I get the 'poor man's Marshall'. I was referring to them and Peavy's being built like tanks.![]()
I still have a YBA and it’s been re-glassed and re-capped. I also put a grounded plug on it. It still sounds great. My Son gigged with it for 8 years. Tank is a good description.No! Vintage Traynor amps were the poor man’s Marshal. When I owned my YBA-1A, our guitarist loved to use it!
Traynor Amplifiers - Wikipedia
My friend has one that he would sell but it’s the one with bumpers on the cabinet. I want one like my old one with the fan on the side…I’m picky that way.I still have a YBA and it’s been re-glassed and re-capped. I also put a grounded plug on it. It still sounds great. My Son gigged with it for 8 years. Tank is a good description.