I'm so old I remember... (to buy, how to, money, Ohio)

[pathrunner]

Yes, they were rather funny looking cars. Lots of them back then!

[Seagrape Grove]

Thrift stores were called "second hand stores" and before that they were "junk stores".

[TN Tin Man]

I'm so old I remember...

Tige the famous bulldog.
Cindy Lou -Lou
Ned Mcdod
Vlad Vlad-I-Koff

[pathrunner]

OK TN Tin Man, you got me beat! I don't know who or what any of those are!

[motormaker]

Originally Posted by Seagrape Grove

Studebakers......the car that looked very similar both front or back. People used to joke you couldn't tell if it was coming or going.

I remember living across the street from the Studebaker factory in Indiana.

My first car was a $3.00 1939 Studebaker Commander that was won in a raffle.

[uggabugga]

Originally Posted by motormaker

I remember living across the street from the Studebaker factory in Indiana.

My first car was a $3.00 1939 Studebaker Commander that was won in a raffle.

now, south bend is mostly famous for pete boot-edge-edge

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by pathrunner

OK TN Tin Man, you got me beat! I don't know who or what any of those are!

I remember Tige.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buster_Brown

Maybe the others were regional. I've never heard of them.

[motormaker]

Originally Posted by uggabugga

now, south bend is mostly famous for pete boot-edge-edge

Getting alot of ink lately.

[PAhippo]

I remember MASH. ended 40 yrs ago, just read on CNN.

[CCS414]

.....when they made full sized pick up trucks. The massive behemoths that you see on the road today constitute an entirely new class of vehicles IMO.