Remember getting a haircut, outdoors, sitting on a wooden crate in Korea after the truce was signed in 1953. The barber was a Korean civilian, using squeeze clippers (there was no electricity) and he charged 10 cents. Have had many haircuts since then and paid much more, but none more memorable. There's a lot less to cut nowadays.
You have got to join the old guys social group. You might very well be the oldest one here. We would love to have ya come aboard. BTW: Not sure why that sounded like Navy talk. I was in the Army. Jim
I remember paying for gas with a check. At an ARCO. Try that these days. It was at an ARCO in Tacoma, WA back in about 1990 or so. Told somebody late last year that I was going to turn 48 in November. She said, "48! That's almost 50!" I guess I am older than dirt. Val
:cornut:....................if you know what the term," 23 skidoo, small change," means. (get lost little man/woman) Jason
The gas station my wife and I used was a MFA oil and we just pulled in they filled it up and we left, the end of each month we would recieve a bill from them, not a credit card bill a billing from the station itself. .28 cents a gallon.
my first car was a 1966 fiat 1100d, it had 4-on-the-tree paid $35.00 for it, it had a brand new sears diehard and 4 brand new fisk tires scott
Outhouses were the bomb when I was a kid (no pun intended). It's where we could always find Grandpa when he was missing.