🤔 1923-1973 Do You Remember...

[Anonymous]

👍Tell us about YOUR "good old days"......

BORN: Age 50 - 1973, Age 60 - 1963, Age 70 - 1953, Age 80 - 1943, Age 90 - 1933, Age 100 - 1923.

[DaveMcK]

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[AnnB53123]

I still use the one on the right. 🙂

[SoulSurvivor61]

Those are Orange/ lemon squeezers... we had a few.. anyway, that's what my mom used them for

[KellytheBelly]

I have an idea... When life gives you lemons, you make some juice. Hold the pulp.  😉

[DaveMcK]

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[ChasKy53]

I have one of these.

[DaveMcK]

[SoulSurvivor61]

A percolator.. you put on the stove.... makes the best coffee

[MsStretch]

@DaveMcK , are you cleaning out your garden shed?

[DaveMcK]

Cleaned out our lawn and garden when we down sized when we moved into our two bedroom apartment in our retirement center. 

[DaveMcK]

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[SoulSurvivor61]

... a sickle

[DaveMcK]

[LisaS961881]

I’m still driving a 5+R and love it!

The car that was simply a blast to drive for me was my college boyfriend’s MG - I truly had the feeling I was flying when I drove on rural roads!

The only tricky thing about it was that it had a manual choke, so you had to baby it and listen to the engine when you started it in cold weather. 
Thanks for the memory.

[papawofboo]

 Had one with 5+R but never a 6+R.

[MsStretch]

Last month, I bought a SUV, first automatic I have ever owned except for my first car over 50 years ago.  I miss my sticks and wonder when I will ever get used to an automatic.  They're hard to find these days. 😢

[LisaS961881]

  I found this early 70s ad, and had to share it here! 
    ~ Lisa 🚘☀️

[DaveMcK]

[MsStretch]

One of my first jobs was pumping gas.  Yep, checked oil and put air in tires.  Had a uniform shirt, but not white (it's not exactly the cleanest job) and no hat.

[DaveMcK]

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[MsStretch]

Brights on.  Brights off.  I still would prefer this to the dimmer being on the steering wheel.  Half the time, I end up flashing the oncoming card or turning on the windshield wipers. Old habits sometimes die really hard.