My new Yaris

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by bronsin

Diesel Chevtte! Cool!

I bet diesel in 1980 was going for 29 cents a gallon too.

I how much diesel was going for back then, but the diesel Chevette was pretty neat to cruise around in, if only around the dealership & frontage road and whatnot. Gosh I do miss those wild 80s, what a decade!


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[bronsin]

Originally Posted by yougojay

Gosh I do miss those wild 80s, what a decade!

Good music then too!

[nookandcrannycar]

Originally Posted by bronsin

Good music then too!

Yep

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by nookandcrannycar

Yep

[nookandcrannycar]

Originally Posted by yougojay

I spent a fair amount of time in THAT valley in the 80s. One of my roommates spent all of her high school years living there (in Woodland Hills). We'd crash at her parents house when necessary. There was a chain of 3 restaurants along Ventura Blvd called Studio Cafe. The original one in Studio City (I think) is still there. One of the other ones was in Sherman Oaks. It had a long bank of sealed windows that looked out on the sidewalk. Once, I was at one of the window tables with these same friends and someone bounced a soccer ball off the window, close to our faces. Naturally, we turned and looked out the window. Standing there (outside), holding the soccer ball, smiling and waving, was Rod Stewart. I've driven around the area a bit twice in the last 10 years (while there for other reasons) trying to uncover that location and couldn't (not important, but you know...sometimes something feels as though is on the tip of your tongue and sticks in your craw when you can't remember the detail you want to remember...and can't find the answer on the internet). Perhaps AbsolutelyRed12 remembers this restaurant.

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by nookandcrannycar

I spent a fair amount of time in THAT valley in the 80s. One of my roommates spent all of her high school years living there (in Woodland Hills). We'd crash at her parents house when necessary. There was a chain of 3 restaurants along Ventura Blvd called Studio Cafe. The original one in Studio City (I think) is still there. One of the other ones was in Sherman Oaks. It had a long bank of sealed windows that looked out on the sidewalk. Once, I was at one of the window tables with these same friends and someone bounced a soccer ball off the window, close to our faces. Naturally, we turned and looked out the window. Standing there (outside), holding the soccer ball, smiling and waving, was Rod Stewart. I've driven around the area a bit twice in the last 10 years (while there for other reasons) trying to uncover that location and couldn't (not important, but you know...sometimes something feels as though is on the tip of your tongue and sticks in your craw when you can't remember the detail you want to remember...and can't find the answer on the internet). Perhaps AbsolutelyRed12 remembers this restaurant.

I completely hear ya! Was pretty tuned in to the 80s scene back then, especially the music - things have really changed!

[why?]

Originally Posted by yougojay

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ok. now that is just awesome.

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by why?

ok. now that is just awesome.

I loved the 80s

[nookandcrannycar]

Originally Posted by why?

ok. now that is just awesome.

I agree. Brick House was from the 70s, but people were definitely still putting it on party tapes and CDs in the 80s.

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by nookandcrannycar

I agree. Brick House was from the 70s, but people were definitely still putting it on party tapes and CDs in the 80s.

I LIVE in a Brick House!
Yes, brick phones were 80s definitely, they are actually in demand from what I've heard...

[nookandcrannycar]

Originally Posted by yougojay

I LIVE in a Brick House!
Yes, brick phones were 80s definitely, they are actually in demand from what I've heard...

Yeah, brick phones were definitely 80s.....the first truly mobile phones...the step after those big multiple piece ones in cars in the 70s (that were hard wired into the cars and couldn't be removed). There has been a bit of a 'vinyl record resurgence' as well.

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by nookandcrannycar

Yeah, brick phones were definitely 80s.....the first truly mobile phones...the step after those big multiple piece ones in cars in the 70s (that were hard wired into the cars and couldn't be removed). There has been a bit of a 'vinyl record resurgence' as well.

Yep, my brother had to have one of those 'bagged' ones in his BMW, that whole situation is another story! I have all my vinyl, no, my RECORDS! Best sound ever when you have the right equipment.
About 500 albums, thousands of 45's (most are new) I'm a 45 junkie, they're little round pieces of history -

[Kar98]

Originally Posted by yougojay

I how much diesel was going for back then,

Back in 1980, a gallon of regular went for about 95 cents and diesel was about a buck ten. Those prices didn't change until about Sept 2001.

[yougojay]

Originally Posted by Kar98

Back in 1980, a gallon of regular went for about 95 cents and diesel was about a buck ten. Those prices didn't change until about Sept 2001.

Thanks Kar, I know it was pretty cheap until the turn of the century