Old School Cool

[wayoflife]

Every now and then, I come across something on the internet that reminds me of some of the cool things I grew up with. And, I started thinking about how much fun it would be for everyone to share some of the old school cool things they come across as well.

With that said, I came across an image that reminded me of how cool it was for a Six Million Dollar Man to duke it out with Big Foot



Would love to see what you have to share

 

[WJCO]

 

[kevman65]

 

[OverlanderJK]

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Legal weapons for children.

 

[Ddays]

These struck fear into everyone in shopping malls during the 70's. Eventually drove parents nuts enough that they were banned

 

[JT@623]

 

[JT@623]

Another favorite

 

[JimLee]

These struck fear into everyone in shopping malls during the 70's. Eventually drove parents nuts enough that they were banned


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Nah, now they just dip them in latex and hang them off the back of trucks.

 

[onlyone]

Some pics of my 66 big block Fairlane and my driveway full of new and old shit in 1988.

That rust bucket was my 1966 7 liter 428 galaxie. That Jeep was my favorite. My dads 1981? CJ5 with A 360 3 sp and side pipes. Lol I remember the tires too. Who remembers them. 33-12.50-15 Yokohama Mud Diggers! Then my brothers 68 SS 396 Chevelle and the other brothers new 1987 Iroc Z. Fun old school memories.

 

[Trail Bud]

One of my favorites.

 

[Ddays]

Still have one of these posters squirreled away somewhere

 

[Brute]

I remember we could get these for a nickel at the local drug store…it took me several more years before I learned how to roll a doobie…

 

[TrailHunter]

Stompers

 

[Mike Pierson]

Pulling that lever was the best!

 

[AZVAJKU]

When I was a kid the family would pack up our 1972 Jeep Wagoner and go to the drive in movie theater near where we lived. The Round Up. It was a great time! We saw a bunch of cool movies to include Jaws. We would bring dinner but during the intermission we would walk to the snackbar and get candy or a snowcone. Great memories!



Interesting side note: This is the reason Arizona does not partake in the sun worshiping. (Day light savings )

 

[Trail Bud]

When I was a kid the family would pack up our 1972 Jeep Wagoner and go to the drive in movie theater near where we lived. The Round Up. It was a great time! We saw a bunch of cool movies to include Jaws. We would bring dinner but during the intermission we would walk to the snackbar and get candy or a snowcone. Great memories!

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Interesting side note: This is the reason Arizona does not partake in the sun worshiping. (Day light savings )

Those were a big deal around us too.

 

[wayoflife]

When I was a kid the family would pack up our 1972 Jeep Wagoner and go to the drive in movie theater near where we lived. The Round Up. It was a great time! We saw a bunch of cool movies to include Jaws. We would bring dinner but during the intermission we would walk to the snackbar and get candy or a snowcone. Great memories!

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Interesting side note: This is the reason Arizona does not partake in the sun worshiping. (Day light savings )

I have to say, what I remember most about drive-ins, is that a lot of them were swap meets by day. Back then, my family spent our time trying to eek out a living selling wigs and clothing for women at them. LOL

 

[OverlanderJK]

I have to say, what I remember most about drive-ins, is that a lot of them were swap meets by day. Back then, my family spent our time trying to eek out a living selling wigs and clothing for women at them. LOL

Insert Asian joke here.

 

[JimLee]

 

[DirtHeadDavis]

While I'm only 20, I grew up on what my dad grew up on thanks to him - my favorite shows being ones like, Dukes of Hazzard, Magnum PI, CHiPs, Happy Days, The A-Team, MASH, Six Million Dollar Man, and more of that era.