On September 13, 1984, as stocks wavered through a bear market, regional electronics chain Crazy Eddie held a hyped initial public offering.
If it seems odd that a purveyor of VCRs and stereos could make investors swoon, remember that this was the 1980s, and people were getting pumped about cellular phones that were roughly the size of microwaves. And know that this electronics company was Crazy Eddie, a brand that, in so many ways, was breaking the usual rules… read more >
Back in the day, you didn’t buy a pro-made brand-name fly ramp from a big box store – you dragged whatever scrap material you could
Came across this killer cutaway of Grump’s Pro Stock Vega in the April ’72 issue of Car Craft Magazine. Amazingly, we now have street cars
Gatorade has had a lot of different products over the years. Some of them have been popular and around forever, while others have come and
It has become a cliché to compare Kraftwerk to the Beatles — but if anything, the group’s impact has been wider and more enduring. During
When you really dig the lines on a ’57 Chevy, but can’t bring yourself to go cager… https://psyne.co/products/r-f-classic-1963-vintage-mens-t-shirt/
It’s true that big girls need love too and this 1970 Chrysler 300 Hurst 440 TNT is easy to love. Sure, the 300 Hurst edition
Throughout the 20th century, Columbia Pictures was known for its sitcoms, many of which put a quirky, comedic spin on the ups and downs of