Schwann seat – $25
1970 continental seat
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Category Archives: Vintage Ain’t What it Used to Be
Post 564 What a drag
Large Old Aluminium pontoon boat
This boat has seem better days. I’m not sure if the pontoons leak or not.
Take it to fix it or take it for scrap, just take it.
There’s room to drag it out, if you’d like. No one here can help lift it.condition: salvage Continue reading
Post 543: Posting on Craigslist is like Writing a Bike
Rare touring bike vintage – $285
Amazing shape with extras vintage the guy I got this from wrote it from Idaho to Portland and back. Continue reading
Post 453: Top Billing
Vintage wine – Marley and Scrooge 2002 3-bottle boxed set – $20
Vintage boxed set of 3 bottles – 2002 vintage.
Marley and Scrooge Christmas set.
If you don’t look like you are at least 45yrs old, I’ll ask for an ID.
Don’t even think about an underage sale – not gonna happen.
Thank you. Continue reading
Post 444: Wheel Doggie!
Large 54″ Antique Tractor salvage steampunk cowboy vintage Iron Wagon Wheel – $295
Very old from early 1900’s large ranch in Petaluma Northern California. Letters MM Minneapolis Moline equipment on front and made in the USA.
54″ diameter and 2 1/2″ wide.
Perfect for repurpose uses like a chandelier lamp candle holder for a restaurant or country events banquet hall or farm & garden climbing trellis fence or gate yard art. Steampunk anti mall restoration hardware style distressed rustic industrial $295 Continue reading
Post 419: Tut, Tut.
WTFS Anchor Person: Breaking News –- Sparkyville Archeologists have entered the abandoned tract home, rumored to be the burial place of Tut McSparky, hundredaire and creator of the Can of Beans on a Stick. This tomb has been sealed for weeks now, and reporter NinjaChow is one of the first people to enter it. NC, What are you seeing? Continue reading
Post 407: The Grapes of Wrouth
I owe much of the success of this blog to Ralph and NinjaChow. I wish more people would send in ads, but of course everyone is busy avoiding Sparky and living a life of luxury. You know, tying onions to their belts and so on. Continue reading
