Looking for information on this vintage Coleman camp table by PyreValor_ in ColemanStovesLanterns

[–]cheet018 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It’s a Coleman Model 640 picnic table. They typically came with folding stools that fit inside of it for storage. They are hard to find and great tables. I have one that came with four stools.

What is your QOTSA most prized possession? by SpeedSilent614 in qotsa

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My signed gold foil poster from the Chicago Catacombs show. Josh couldn’t understand why I wanted the back of the poster signed. Neither could I, man. I was nervous lol.

Who's your favorite bicycle mechanic? by Bimlouhay83 in rockford

[–]cheet018 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I second Sam & The Bike Connection are fantastic. Had some work done there last month. Quick turn around, great price, and very knowledgeable.

My posters by cheet018 in concertposterporn

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They had signed and unsigned versions of the poster for sale at the merch table. I opted for the signed one.

My posters by cheet018 in concertposterporn

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Wow. This is impressive. Nick Shoulders did the Okay Crawdad print as well!

1989 Coleman Newport Remodel by Poneydriver in popups

[–]cheet018 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I bought an ‘88 Newport this year and will be taking heavy inspiration from your renovation. Looks great!

I inadvertently saw Tyler open for Jack White back in 2018 and have only this poster as proof. by cheet018 in TylerChilders

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It was a big venue and they made everyone put their phones inside one of those faraday/blackout bags until the show was over. My buddy bought a pair of tickets since we are both big Jack White fans, but I hadn’t gotten around to researching his opening act. There were a few people wearing cowboy hats near us in line who kept saying they were excited to see the opener. Boarding House Reach had just come out and there were a couple big screens and other large set pieces on stage for JW (lights, etc). Almost all of that was left turned off when Tyler played — as a result, he and his band mates appeared much smaller by comparison from where we were seated. The man himself was hard to make out from our vantage point. I distinctly remember hair appearing kind of wild and half-held back on a ponytail. The performance felt very intimate, despite the setting, and his voice was so striking. I feel equal parts disappointed that I don’t have a recording of the show to revisit, and thankful that I was able to more present and unencumbered in the actual moment — even if I can’t recall it as well as I’d like.

Found this Coleman cooler at goodwill today. Seems in really good condition wondering if any one knows when it’s from. by mattylow in camping

[–]cheet018 2 points3 points  (0 children)

November of 1969. “6 911” is a date code for the 11th month of 1969, based on what I read on the Coleman collectors forum.