Yard signs

Maxwell used to have decent prices. I haven't ordered from them in quite a while though.

Maxwell is a very good source for Yard Signs & Decals

I've been buying mine from JC Gury for years. I get the UV resistant coated metal ones...they seem to last abt 10 years.

Same here, except for the 10 years part. Mine seem to look kinda ragged after about 5. js

I use JC Gury also, they do a good job at a reasonable price

Doug L

I have a few out there that are 20 years and still look ok...they're in the shade though!

My biggest problem is landscapers banging them up...actually I prefer my signs on the gate rather than on stakes.

He's a nice guy too, I wonder if he's still around.

You guys going to ISC?

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Yup. You? js

I'm taking my own 8 tracks this year

Doug L

Thinking about it.

Are you implying that Jack is technomusically challenged?

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Nah, these guys are just being a little nostalgic and remembering those old knee knocker 8 track players mounted up under the dash and the miles of tape that the player would cough up after desiding to eat one. Ahhh....the good ole days!!

Bob...are you admitting that you're that old? I bet you still have 78's in your garage too.

The much younger Norm Mugford

I choose Polesoft Lockspam to fight spam, and you?

The Slim Whitman collection, no doubt. js

Laugh if you will, but I still have a functioning turntable, and a boatload of LP's. My 8-track player finally crapped out though. js

I had some, but I never got into that super fast, high pitched singing and music. Used for clay pidgeons. I'll bet that at your age, you run parallel with the 33's, though. Sloooooooww!!!

Riiiighttt!!! Don't let the snow white hair fool ya.

oh you have the Long Plays! My turntable's a bit dusty though.

My dad still has a Lafayette 8 track deck!...he still listens to it too. I cant believe it works.

If I can get them back from Mark

Doug L