All the convenience stores had the TV tube testers, and the replacement tubes to replace the bad one. The convenience stores in south FL were wide open with no A/C. When they closed, they had big sliding doors. The Cokes were on ice in the big ice bins.

remember when there were no communication gadgets at all... nothings change people are still 'cannot communicate well'

When ceiling fans were thought to be old fashioned, and taken down?

Chrome reverse wheels & baby moon hubcaps..

SUNN amps were made in Oregon.

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Being able to play and enjoy music is a gift that's often taken for granted.

Don't leave home without it!

Craigar SS Mags

That's just crazy--I love ceiling fans.

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It wasn't Willy-Nilly, it was at crows.

you only needed 1 guitar- 1 amp - and only knew standard tuning

The city of Pittsburgh really was the "Steel City".

Cars had wing windows.

I don't remember that--well except for the standard tuning. It's only been the last 2 or 3 years I've done anything outside of standard.

I remember having only one guitar and one amp--but I don't remember only needing one of each...

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It wasn't Willy-Nilly, it was at crows.

And 2/60 air conditioning. Two windows down / 60mph. One paper cone 6x9 speaker in the metal dashboard.

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the vacuum store is a lot like the guitar store. but they do not attract the same clientele as the guitar store, cause if they did, the vacuum store would be loaded with a bunch of broke guys who just wanted to run the new vacuums.

In 60's, South Florida the radio in the car was tuned to AM 560 WQAM out of Miami. The main DJ was Rick Shaw. From 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM. He closed out every night with, "Good Night My Love".

Not many cars had seat belts and your girl sat next to you.

Front bench seats, bucket seats were optional on some models, as were seat belts. Not all cars had passenger side rearview mirrors either.