[SakhirM4]

Originally Posted by Turkish Pickle

Did you also have a pet dinosaur? How long ago were these prices??

Also ~ a $2800 Mustang in 1964 (first year they were released) comes out to $24k today, which is about how much Mustangs go for today. If we kept an index of Mustang for purchase power those prices aren't too far away off from today's prices. Milk has seemingly inflated A LOT since then ($8 per gallon based on 1964)

Those are 1965 prices.

http://www.1960sflashback.com/1965/economy.asp

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[MKSixer]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

For me, right out of high school:

Cost of a new home: $21,500.00
Cost of new Ford Mustang $2,800
Cost of a first-class stamp: $0.05
Cost of a gallon of regular gas: $0.31
Cost of a dozen eggs: $0.53
Cost of a gallon of Milk: $0.95

You forgot Cost of Dinosaur Ride.



Muhahahahaha!!!!

[Mason Hatcher]

Originally Posted by Murf993

Faulk I'm old. 8 Track tape. I had an 8 track in one of my early cars.....they were actually pretty good but because of the format the tape would stop mid song and rewind to then complete the song.

8 Tracks didn't rewind. They played on a continuous loop. They had eight "tracks" and stereo took two. Therefore there were 4 tracks for songs. The head that read the tape could move up and down on the tape, playing the track selected. Because they didn't want a bunch of dead air at the end of the tape, the time the songs took didn't divide equally by 4. So some songs would have to overlap between two tracks. The song would fade out, the player would read the signal to change tracks, the head would move down to the next track and the song would continue by fading in.

[3798j]

^...correct. The Band's second album on 8 track had that "skip" on the song "Up on Cripple Creek". Hearing it anytime since, I'm always surprised when there isn't that pause.

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by jimbobiggens

Right out of high school $20 would get you a tank full of gas and a case of Budweiser and maybe enough left over for a bag of ice.

Colors light?

Damn Siri!!

Coors light

[Captain Blood]

Originally Posted by SakhirM4

For me, right out of high school:

Cost of a new home: $21,500.00
Cost of new Ford Mustang $2,800
Cost of a first-class stamp: $0.05
Cost of a gallon of regular gas: $0.31
Cost of a dozen eggs: $0.53
Cost of a gallon of Milk: $0.95

Never before seen photos of his parents townhouse:


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[IllSic_Design]

Originally Posted by Captain Blood

Never before seen photos of his parents townhouse:


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Hell yeah, Lincoln Logs!!! Loved those when I was a kid

[Turkish Pickle]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

I've got an old magazine with the picture of the mustang on it.

You open it up....it says "introducing the all new Mustang". The magazine was bought because since I was a small kid, I always collected "Peanuts" memorabilia...."Snoopy". There was a Charles Schultz interview in it.

I had/have 1st edition books, signed artwork, original "cells" from a few of the old animated specials like the Halloween special. I've got toys, watches, ornaments, and even old View Finders.

Most of this in unopened original packaging. I sold about 1/2 my collection when Schultz died.

It almost payed for my daughter's college education!

It's amazing what stuff like that is worth to collectors. Just something I liked as a kid that grew into a hobby.

I even have a 1965 TV guide advertising the first Charlie Brown Christmas Special.

Huh. I always thought you were late 30-early 40. Clearly you're doing better than me in terms of acting younger than your age

Honestly though that's why I bought a bottle of a whiskey that a bar on campus comissioned. I got the 258th out of 300; the bar has been on campus since the 70s so at least 3-4 generations of kids has been there. They moved it (across the street from my apartment so I'm chillin) and this was like their hurrah.

I do want to try the whiskey out - anyone ever had knob creek?

[Mandi90TT]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

I got cable internet in 1998. Was awesome.

[2000cs]

Originally Posted by Turkish Pickle

Huh. I always thought you were late 30-early 40. Clearly you're doing better than me in terms of acting younger than your age

Honestly though that's why I bought a bottle of a whiskey that a bar on campus comissioned. I got the 258th out of 300; the bar has been on campus since the 70s so at least 3-4 generations of kids has been there. They moved it (across the street from my apartment so I'm chillin) and this was like their hurrah.

I do want to try the whiskey out - anyone ever had knob creek?

Knob Creek is very good. Neat. But if that is a special bottle it might have collector value so check into that before you break the seal.

[MKSixer]

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[Turkish Pickle]

Originally Posted by 2000cs

Knob Creek is very good. Neat. But if that is a special bottle it might have collector value so check into that before you break the seal.

Oh yeah, that's why I bought it. I'm not gonna open this one, but since it's a fairly common brand I think tomorrow I'm gonna grab a new bottle.

[MJ6]

I felt this in my soul.

[Rmtt]

Originally Posted by Turkish Pickle

Huh. I always thought you were late 30-early 40. Clearly you're doing better than me in terms of acting younger than your age

Honestly though that's why I bought a bottle of a whiskey that a bar on campus comissioned. I got the 258th out of 300; the bar has been on campus since the 70s so at least 3-4 generations of kids has been there. They moved it (across the street from my apartment so I'm chillin) and this was like their hurrah.

I do want to try the whiskey out - anyone ever had knob creek?

LOL....I'm 45 although people tell me that I look around mid-late 30's.

As I said with those things...it started out as a hobby as I liked reading the books as a young kid. Then I had people and Family giving me gifts as BD presents, etc.

When I got older, I seen it as something I could collect. This was when the auction site was getting big. I would buy stuff from the 60's and up that were "Collector Editions", anything to do with the franchise.

1st edition books, Ornaments, China, Toys, anything that had to do with the "Peanuts Characters". I even had and still have limit artwork with certificates of authenticity.

When the creator of the comic strip died, those items shot up in value so quickly it was crazy. I had that one "Cell" from the early 70's that I think I paid about $400 for. IIRC...I sold it for almost $2K.

It's weird how stuff like that goes. I still have a walk-in closet full of stuff just sitting there. Most everything in unopened original packaging.

I haven't looked recently, but I'm sure it's worth a decent amount of money to other collectors!

[Dpc2u]

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[Rmtt]

[Rmtt]

Crazy!!

[AntF32]

Originally Posted by Dpc2u

Who else had one of these?

Bought my first mobile in 1992 which was a Nokia 101 on Vodafone.

[King Rudi]

Originally Posted by Rmtt

Crazy!!

Toothache drops.... They could have also marketed as "Numbs everything below the eyes"........so I hear.

[The Choosey begger]

Yrs

[unluky]

Originally Posted by AntF32

Bought my first mobile in 1992 which was a Nokia 101 on Vodafone.

I THINK this was my first cell too! I was maybe 20 or so? If it was not this one, it was VERY similar. I remember people talking about how "slim" it was LMAO!