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"Calif Bill" wrote in message
hlink.net... Was a lot cheaper, maybe not in relation to pay. I used to get a pork chop dinner, soup, salad and jello dessert for $1.25 in San Francisco in the mid 1960's. Buddy's wife kept the menus from her highschool and college dates and Fisherman's Wharf had Abalone dinner for $1.25-1.50 in about 1960. Bill Damn....no wonder you all bicker so much here. You're all ancient! :-) |
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"Doug Kanter" wrote in message ... "Calif Bill" wrote in message hlink.net... Was a lot cheaper, maybe not in relation to pay. I used to get a pork chop dinner, soup, salad and jello dessert for $1.25 in San Francisco in the mid 1960's. Buddy's wife kept the menus from her highschool and college dates and Fisherman's Wharf had Abalone dinner for $1.25-1.50 in about 1960. Bill Damn....no wonder you all bicker so much here. You're all ancient! :-) Don't know about ancient, but damn old. 20 years old, and my first new car I bought in fall of '63, 1964 Chevy Impala SS 300 h.p. 4 speed. 142 MPH. $3341 out the door. Tax, license, etc. Made $90 week. Payments $69 / month. Assigned risk insurance $250 / year. (way too many tickets. Hopped up 55 Chevy Convertible, hopped up 56 Ford Convertible). Hooped up was different conotation then. Bill |
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