Big racing two-strokes are just smokin' hot.
If you were around back then, you'll probably relate to most of these.
Crossdresser news, tips and more! Judi and Diana review products, share personal stories and take you along on adventures.
Probably one of the most heartwarming trends, that has been on the Internet for a while now is Family photo recreations. After all, one of the main reasons for doing family photography is having the ability to recreate it in the future. Family photo shoots are a perfect way to highlight the strength of your...
A blast from the past! What kid didn't love a view master?! I never knew about TALKING View Master! This set is complete with 3 reels, the sound disc on each reel and directions/paperwork. What a great gift for the collector or to commemorate a milestone birthday. One sound disc has a piece broken off the adapter but still fits fine on the reel. Please see pic. Thanks for looking! This is a vintage item. Systatreasures is on Instagram!
If you were around back then, you'll probably relate to most of these.
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Honolulu International Airport has seen some significant growth over the past 50 years. With the imminent construction for the new Mauka Concourse Terminal on the site of the current Inter-Island Commuter Terminal it's time to take a brief look back 50 years. This is what Honolulu Airport looked liked in 1960 at the old John Rodgers Terminal on Lagoon Drive. All major terminal operations were relocated to the current HNL Terminal complex and the airport was renamed Honolulu International Airport on August 22, 1962. The new John Rodgers Terminal provided more efficient loading and boarding of the new jets that were now flying to the Hawaiian Islands. With continued growth the terminal soon became obsolete itself and required a major expansion. With the arrival of the Boeing 747, HNL went through a further expansion in 1970. As shown here in 1971, the new Diamond Head and Ewa Terminals were completed and were now accommodating hundreds of passengers at a time. The State's tourist boom was now well on its way. For the year 2011, Honolulu International Airport had 262,000 aircraft movements and served 18 million passengers. A far cry from 1960 when just 1.5 million passengers moved through HNL. Be sure to click on the images for a more detailed look at the facilites and the aircraft that served Honolulu International. Over the next decade, or so, HNL will undergo another transformation which will add more gates, infrastructural improvements, and a re-configuration of the existing concourses.
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Let's take a look at some fascinating vintage photos that give us a fascinating glimpse of what life used to be in the past.
Vintage Disneyland: See these blast from the past photos
With vintage styling, a 16.5" outseam length, and a 100% nylon cosntruction, the Vissla Undefined Lines 16.5" Boardshorts are a modern blast from the past. Bust out that longboard, suit up and get after it.
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The Seecamp 1911 45 is a single/double example of thge venerable St. Browning's most iconic weapon design. Read up!
It's a blast from the past for today's #WhitetailWednesday! Check out these 25 insanely cool vintage deer hunting photos!
Get ready to be inspired, because today I'm sharing with you a bunch of photos of tulle skirts that I sewed a while back.
These digital car dashboards from the '80s are a reminder of how colorful things were back then. They were inspired by Knight Rider, video games and Vader.
There's this phenomenon, known as anemoia, which describes a longing for the past that you were too young to experience. However, there is a way to scratch this itch. Well, kind of.
Engineered for speed, comfort and full-throttle attitude, the reimagined 5150 Series Deluxe is an iconic blast from the past that blends both throwback and modernized features. Like its predecessor, the Limited Edition 5150 Deluxe Ash features a modified Strat-style body with a deeper upper body curve. The ash body is paired with a graphite-reinforced bolt-on quartersawn maple neck that has a comfortable modified “C” profile, hand-rubbed satin urethane back finish, heel-mount truss rod adjustment wheel and “hockey stick” headstock with EVH logo decal. Built for smooth and speedy playability, the 12”-16” compound radius ebony fingerboard has 22 jumbo frets and cream dot inlays. While the famed striped original had a single humbucking bridge pickup only, the all-new 5150 Deluxe is outfitted with a dual humbucking configuration controlled by a three-way toggle on the upper bout. The custom designed EVH Wolfgang Alnico 2 humbucking bridge pickup delivers the perfect amount of punch and articulation with sweet sustain and thick chunky rhythms in a perfectly balanced EQ curve. The EVH Wolfgang Alnico 2 humbucking neck pickup serves up no-nonsense, balls to the wall overdrive and endless sustain without skimping on articulate cleans when the volume is rolled down. A custom designed low friction volume knob creates even-volume tapering for the smoothest volume swells, while the high friction tone knob will stay in place even if accidentally bumped. An added new feature comes in the way of a lower bout kill switch, allowing you to mute your guitar for those stutter, rhythmic effects — think “You Really Got Me.” Decked out with a “dive-bomb” certified EVH-branded top-mount Floyd Rose bridge, the locking tailpiece features fine tuners for each string and a patented EVH D-Tuna for switching back and forth from drop-D to standard tuning in an instant. A modern spin on a fan favorite, the Limited Edition 5150 Deluxe Ash is elegance personified with a Natural stain finish and all-chrome hardware, including the EVH-branded Gotoh tuning machines.
Images to help you remember the good old days.
Wood paneling on the walls, a record player resting on the sideboard, crocheted cushions on the floral couch and a shag rug for the cat to cozy up on on the linoleum floor. Do you feel like you've been transported to the groovy days of the 1970s?
