If I could buy just one thing Retro. . .

[CaliforniaNow]

What would you buy if it was exactly like the old ones?  I think I'd get a dial phone.  My ex and I were talking the other day about how we actually missed the action of dialing and the sound when it turned back.  Of course, you'd have to have a regular phone for all that "press 1 to do such and such", but still. . .

What would you get?

[flippr 2.0]

this:

[CaliforniaNow]

Did they quit making dune buggies or is there just something about that one that you like better than the new ones?

[flippr 2.0]

they don't make them like that anymore,actually,they still make the fiberglass bodies (Meyers Manx),but the chassis are pre 1972 VW Beetle chassis,hard to find.

[Johnnieboy]

I still have a 71 in my garage.

[officerripley]

Always wanted 1 of these when I was a kid but never got 1.  No point in getting 1 now either; got no stairs or steps to use it on, oh well.

[imaginethat]

Transistor radios...glass pop bottles....so many things

[P.A.]

And taking the bottles back to the store for a 3 cent refund.

[flippr 2.0]

[Johnnieboy]

1960's and 1970's dirt bikes. Huskys, Maicos, Bultacos, Hodakas, Jawa CZs, stuff like that.

[carrie cavanaugh]

Klick Klacks! they were awesome.  I think they have been banned.

[imaginethat]

Carrie, I am unsure of what Klick Klacks are. Can you please tell us what they are? I likely know of them, but it seems to elude my memory at present  :) 

[P.A.]

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Hard plastic balls on a string. You moved them up and down quickly and they banged together making a click clack noise. It took a lot of practice. I think they were banned because the balls tended to explode.
Nothing worse than exploding balls.
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