3175375
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Somewhere in my shop I have an Olympia beer one of those.
Remember when?
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rite of passage ... learning how to use one (hand strength, coordination, etc) so Dad didnt have to open my "drink" of choice for me as a youngster in the '60's
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Old Mike
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We used to call it a church key
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I was about nine when C.W. McCall came out with “Wolf Creek Pass,” and its line about “drinking Nehis and onion soup mix” confused me. The only term I had heard with that pronunciation was “knee-highs.”rite of passage ... learning how to use one (hand strength, coordination, etc) so Dad didnt have to open my "drink" of choice for me as a youngster in the '60's
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As a kid, my favorite “character” was the Dodge truck shown here. I loved seeing it in action!
3175375
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3175375
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One for sale on eBay:
Vintage 1960s Deluxe Reading Playmobile Car Dashboard Playset Box & Instructions | eBay
carguy300
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That is amazing! I dont remember ever seeing anything like that, born in 62. And I have always been a car kid!
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Man I would’ve loved that as a kid! And/or I would’ve kvetched that it wasn’t modeled after a Chrysler.
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I had one. Spent many hours driving the living room chair. It fit perfectly across the arms.Man I would’ve loved that as a kid! And/or I would’ve kvetched that it wasn’t modeled after a Chrysler.
Born in 1954.
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