Products That You Loved That They Quit Making

[Iceaxe]

National Geographic TOPO mapping software.

Nike Revero canyoneering shoes.

and don't even get me started on Pontiac's.

[mxerhale]

Chevy Chevettes, Corvairs, and Ford Pintos!

[Scott P]

National Geographic TOPO mapping software.

Ditto on that.

Also the Powermax fuel and stoves.

Also, off road capable 4x4's (even though most didn't get good fuel mileage; maybe with modern technology they would much better in this regard). What is there left? I guess there is the Wrangler Rubicon and Tacoma TRD. The Frontier X Runner and Xterra maybe, and maybe even the 4Runner and some version of the Grand Cherokee do OK. All the rest seem to be extinct (or did I miss a few?).

[rockgremlin]

Manual transmission 4Runners.

Qualuudes.

[Slot Machine]

Toyota FJ Cruisers

Garbage Pail Kids

10 cent Willy Wonka Everlasting Gobstoppers

Every single part for my automatic sprinkler system

[rockgremlin]

Garbage Pail Kids

LOL. I remember those days. I collected almost every card in that series.

[DiscGo]

Nike Moab (shoes)

[Rob L]

Burst-proof blow-up dolls

[rodneyjphelps]

Vasque boots made in Italy.

[kiwi_outdoors]

National Geographic TOPO mapping software.

I have added to my collection via eBay. And I too am ticked off that Topo! on PC/Mac was discontinued.

[Old Jeeper]

National Geographic TOPO mapping software.

This

Also, off road capable 4x4's (even though most didn't get good fuel mileage; maybe with modern technology they would much better in this regard). What is there left? I guess there is the Wrangler Rubicon and Tacoma TRD. The Frontier X Runner and Xterra maybe, and maybe even the 4Runner and some version of the Grand Cherokee do OK. All the rest seem to be extinct (or did I miss a few?).

And along the same lines would be a no frills pickup truck. I dont need power everything.

Also Nalley's chip dips and Cimmaron chili.

[rockgremlin]

Costco used to make chocolate chocolate chip cookies. They replaced that with the white chip macadamia nut cookies. Horrible marketing decision.

Absolutely brain dead stupid idea. Those used to be my favorite cookies, and if you ever took them to a party they would disappear within minutes. Now if you take the macadamia cookies to a party they'll sit there till Christ comes again....or you toss them into the dumpster, whichever comes first.

[Iceaxe]

Has lawn darts been mentioned yet?

When I was about 10 I got a set for my birthday, they were actually a lot of fun. I just laugh when I think of the liability issues if someone tried to bring them to market in this candyass day and age.

[Scott P]

How about Butterfinger BB's? Does everyone remember those?

[Bo_Beck]

Standard Gas Stations (Now Chevron) $.25/gal. gasoline!

[Bo_Beck]

Standard Gas Stations (Now Chevron) $.25/gal. gasoline!

Enco also had it at $.24.9/gal. too! (now Exxon)

http://stuffnobodycaresabout.com/201...rs-1967-style/

[Absolute Gravity]

I must be a dispassionate bastard because I can't really think of anything that fits the bill, and I've been trying since this thread was started.

I can sympathize a bit with the auto comments. Would be cool if Toyota still sold solid front axle rigs, but my FJ gets me anywhere I want to go, as would a Tacoma. I guess I miss snickering at doofuses driving shiny new Pontiacs and Oldsmobiles just off the lot, but GM still makes plenty of other cars.

So, I don't know. Lead paint, asbestos, and cloth diapers were all pretty awesome am I right?

[Scott P]

Would be cool if Toyota still sold solid front axle rigs, but my FJ gets me anywhere I want to go

They don't make the FJ anymore either.

[Absolute Gravity]

They don't make the FJ anymore either.

Is true, and I do like my FJ, though 10 years from now I probably won't care that much. I guess I'll add my previous rig to the list also, the Land Rover Discovery. The essential pieces of it were tuff as hell, EVERYTHING else on it was as brittle as a saltine cracker. Owned it longer than any of my other cars.

[Rob L]

...cloth diapers ...

You mean you can't buy terry towels in the USA?