Do You Remember?

**fc.mad** · 25-01-2014, 12:24 PM

Golden Fleese records black vinyl 45s used to pester mum to buy them mid to late 60s ?

Wally · 25-01-2014, 12:30 PM

Now this will really test your memory.

Do you remember - the last time NSW won an origin series ?

**Valencia** · 25-01-2014, 12:36 PM

Originally Posted by XX7SANDMN

i remember DBs levies black t shirts winnie reds mullets Bon Scott in ACDC flat black hj sandies lowered to the max 8&7 inch strikers with 265 &245 ta.s twin systems hot dogs crome droopies redback spider gear knobs emu export and lots of hang overs i

You forgot the tramp rods paul

**Innuendo** · 25-01-2014, 04:38 PM

Originally Posted by jennie285

I loved playing the petrol game when travelling in our kombi in the 70's. We would choose a petrol company then add up how many stations at the end of the trip. I was always Golden Fleece. Rodney bought this for my birthday as it is a big one shortly. I absolutely love old bowsers and have a tin collection.

Nice

**Innuendo** · 25-01-2014, 04:50 PM

Originally Posted by fc.mad

Golden Fleese records black vinyl 45s used to pester mum to buy them mid to late 60s ?

The flexi plastic ones I think some were coloured red. They were cool.

Originally Posted by Wally

Now this will really test your memory.

Do you remember - the last time NSW won an origin series ?

Cruel, but everyday is a day closer to a win.

What about:

Buttercup Bread.
Petra Orange Juice.
Black Jack chewing gum (I loved that) came with a tattoo as well.
Spurt chewing gum.
Metro Gum (with the star on the wrap, Metro gum won't leave you flat!).
Metro was made by Scanlens who did the original footy swap cards for both ARL and VFL.

and the Milk Man. Who killed off the Milk Man? Did they all get caught in the act at once?

Wally · 25-01-2014, 05:01 PM

Remember, "Streets" Have a Heart. Then there was one that was vanilla with choc coating and had two sticks. What was it called ?

**Innuendo** · 25-01-2014, 05:39 PM

Originally Posted by Wally

Remember, "Streets" Have a Heart. Then there was one that was vanilla with choc coating and had two sticks. What was it called ?

I love Streets. The company was formed in the Wollongong suburb of Corrimal where I grew up. There was a twin stick one as you mentioned. I remember one called "Splits" but I can't recall if it was that one or an ice block version.

**Absinth** · 25-01-2014, 05:51 PM

Coca Cola and Fanta yo yo's. The ones to get were the red Coca Cola and the black Coca Cola super yo yo...... Walk the dog, rock the cradle, rocket ship, dog bite, around the world ......

I remember we were living in Manly, Sydney in 1974 when colour TV came to Australia. After school we would all race over to the Retrovision store to watch the colour TV's on display through the front window.

"Retrovision, first for colour TV" was how the ad went.

Our first colour TV was a Rank Arena which dad bought when we moved to Townsville in 1976. Ours was remote control.... Dad would tell me to get up and change the Chanel or turn the volume up and I would do it..... We could choose between Chanel 2 (abc), Chanel 0, Chanel 7 and Chanel 9. Unless you were in the country and only had 2 chanels.

We also went to the grand opening of the Opera House while in Manly in 1973..... I also collected Scanlens footy cards and Bobby Fulton was my favourite player for the Sea Eagles. I would ride to school on my metallic green Malvern Star dragster with T bar three speed and banana seat with sissy bar.