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I see your 40 year dream machines and give you this...My 1954 Motorola Clock Radio. IT STILL WORKS!
I could never replace these hangers.Submitted by 1961tracy t3_126yp2c
This jeep spent 20 years exploring the NV desert. Now after some love, he is continuing his journey in UT. Maintain your cars and drive them for life
Added a monogram to my buffalo leather briefcase, purchased in 2014 from an Indian craftsman. The thicker, tougher leather not only lasts a lifetime with minimal maintenance, but gets more distinguished with wear
A trip to lodge headquarters and the world largest cast iron panSubmitted by crosstalk22 t3_z5am48
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Dudley lock purchased in 2005 for my first day of high schoolSubmitted by suzysara t3_11h49sx
My Kenmore Model 1914, circia 1976. The item it's repairing is Patagonia shirt I've had since 2005.
Guys, ROTHY’S! They don’t have a lifetime guarantee, but I’ve had this pair 6 years and look at them! These were an absolute muddy mess before I threw them in the washer. Bonus, they are even comfortable.
Took a dremmel to clean it up. 60 yrs old and the best vegetable slicer I’ve ever had.
Popaire 2 (ca. 1982)Submitted by Kashmir79 t3_113eqh5
$25 on eBay…worth it!Submitted by -SpankBankTank- t3_106ye2e
Filter queen majestic, still going after a few decades with zero maintenance beyond the cheap paper filters
10 years and still kicking, haven’t had to repair or replace a single part (Weber Spirit gas grill from 2012)Submitted by Johnpecan t3_11qa2wv
Bought Nov. 22, 1991. Still whips mashed like a mofo!Submitted by BigJSunshine t3_z3z23r
This toastmaster electric carving knife has kicked ass for over 30 years.Submitted by PurduePaul t3_z31o5n
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Oh, alarm clocks? Inherited this from my late grandfather, and hopefully my kids will inherit it from me
Ordered a few lifetime warranty socks from different brands. From left to right-Grip6,Paka,Cloudline. Hopefully they live up to the hype. They are all super soft
Gillette Slim Adjustable from 1965. Bought second hand and used daily for 5 years now, no sign of stopping any time soon (got a backup from 1964 just in case)
This Mountainsmith day pack has survived 20+ years of international travel, Burning Man, and countless trips. Zippers work perfectly, no fraying or holes, just slight discoloration on the yellow bits.
CamelBak Thermalbak. Got it back in 2003, the rubber gasket on the fill cap finally cracked after 19 years... Reached out to CamelBak and they sent me two new caps with gaskets - no receipt needed.
Patagonia Baggies trunks and a synchilla full zip still going strong from the early 90sSubmitted by butter_lover t3_105a2tu
My 1910s Dietz Bestov Hand Lamp. It may not be an everyday use item, but it's always good to have a backup light source around. This particular one has stood the test of time, and is still in near mint condition.