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I saw a late 70s Maggie console with a television that still worked but it had a BSR turntable. Why sell such a quality product with a low-end record changer. I would've at least looked twice if the BSR had a magnetic cartridge and rubber mat turntable. Mine doesn't have a tv but it's the same...

Representin' I own 4 at the moment 1968 Console 1967 Tabletop 1969? Portable with the small changer 1973 Console (now dead. Probably needs new caps or work on the power supply) Here's the 68 console doing its thing. <object width=560 height=340><param name=movie value=></param><param...

The Green Police Exempt since 2003

Ow! What a winning hand. And thanks, Robert for all you do!

4 year life span I got my Oasis in 2006. It's 2010, let's see if it conks out this year. If it does, SQ.

That's what the inside of my great grandma's machine looked like, except the agitator was white. I remember it wouldn't even fill if you lifted the lid, so I wasn't able to see any of the action and of course my mom riding my butt the whole time about playing with the washer.

Angel wing My great grandmother (My "Mum-mum" as we said in Cajun) had a Marquette machine with that same transmission and the angel winged 'tator. Very interesting machine for me being so used to seeing Kenmores and Whirlpools.

oops Duh. attach pic.

The last of the XP machines A very cluttered (ugh) desktop with several music/video apps mixed with some driving/flying/train games.

Also, you can drive with a flight yoke and pedals if you set it up right. But that's not realistic.

G25 user here! I got one when they came out. Excellent controller and the clutch-shifting thing still doesn't feel like a real car but it does work. I like truck sims (18 wheels of steel, etc.) and unfortunately they don't use clutch/gears but supposedly Rig'n'roll (when it comes out) will...

KENMORE! I want to see more of that dial-in-window Kenmore washer! Money shot? Control panel shot? Those are also dream machines.

Pop a Top again... Probably someone "tried to fix it" but the pump is underneath. That's usually what goes out of those things anyway (and the wigwag).

Does anyone here have any of these machines? What mechanism did they use?

Another one This was a Canal-Villere (New Orleans based company), then a "National", then a Schwegmann's (for a brief time), then IGA Jubilee, (Katrina), now it's a Breaux Mart. I'm sure it doesn't look the same on the inside, but it was 70s vintage before Katrina. <iframe width=640 height=480...

Because Of Winn-Dixie The original WD building in Chalmette. Became a Radio Shack in the 80s. There was also a TG&Y next to it. Now, it's nothing thanks to Katrina. <iframe width=640 height=480 frameborder=0 scrolling=no marginheight=0 marginwidth=0...

Bagging Bagging was/is an art and when Helen and I go to the store and sometimes I out-bag the bagger at the end of the line lol.

Watch some Tomorrow People That would be the perfect "Tele" to watch some vintage British shows on.

Am I Bluueeee... Am I Bluuuuuue I heard that people got depressed and suicidal after watching Avatar because they long to be in their world. There's some kind of psychology there. I don't know. I haven't watched it yet. I'll have to wait for the DVD Neytiri puts the Blu in Blu-Ray

A vintage Sears building A little off topic, but here it is. The Sears in Gentilly Woods where my mom's Kenmore 800 was bought and also where I'd break away from her to go look at the washers and stereos. That little strip to the left used to be a covered walkway from the parking lot to the...