Cool t-shirt: I drive a 1980 Imperial.....>>>>>

[Johnny SixPack]

Imperial AT-AT, that is. 

Picked this up on ePrey:



Sure it's nerdy, but it fulfills my love of Imperials and AT-ATs. 


Johnny

[PocketThunder]

That is awesome.  I was the right age at the time (born 1975) but for some reason i never got into star wars.  Maybe because my parents never bought me any of the toys. 
And i remember when you were the coolest kid in school when you had an optimus prime.  I had go-bots but not transformers.

[Johnny SixPack]

That is awesome.  I was the right age at the time (born 1975) but for some reason i never got into star wars.  Maybe because my parents never bought me any of the toys. 
And i remember when you were the coolest kid in school when you had an optimus prime.  I had go-bots but not transformers.

My parents bought me the Kenner stuff after, "A New Hope", came out, but that was it.

I had a couple GoBots too (the F-15?), but no Transformers until '85 or so.

The only reason I ended up with Optimus was I won it playing blackjack on the playground in 6th grade (same year). 

Same way I ended up with Megatron and Soundblaster. 

[RD]

born in 72, watched star wars in 77 (i think) at a "walk in" theater, hooked since.  (oh, f-15 was "Leader One") and I am a go-bots kid, still have most of them.

[Johnny SixPack]

born in 72, watched star wars in 77 (i think) at a "walk in" theater, hooked since.  (oh, f-15 was "Leader One") and I am a go-bots kid, still have most of them.

Lucky guy!

I wish my mom hadn't given all my Transformers and G.I.Joe stuff to my cousin. 

I'd be sitting on an ePrey goldmine. 

[Charger RT]

When I was growing up I played with a stick. Some times rocks. I never found plastic.
Tim

[Johnny SixPack]

My Atari 2600 had a stick.

There was plastic (not like now though), and there were also aluminum can pull tabs.