GW Doniger 44 on TFL

[coolhandluke]

Hope someone here is able to grab this Doniger off of TFL...

FS: Goodwear A2, goat Doniger, GOAT

Finally decided ti let go of my very last Goodwear. But I plan to replenish soon with another one. The reason is due to the pattern/fit. The Doniger is one of the more interesting and quirky A2 patterns, most enthusiasts can spot it from a mile away due to the pointy collar, horizontal...

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[mulceber]

@CK90 ?

 

[entertainment]

Good deal!

 

[coolhandluke]

Good deal!

Absolutely. I just wish this would have been a 42 for Brett.

 

[Nickb123]

Jeez Louise

 

[B-Man2]

$700,00?
That’s a 2009 price . That’s pretty good .

 

[CBI]

...........................remember when the GW "test" jackets were $350 ???????

 

[Pilot]

I even remember when a gallon regular unleaded was at approximately 1.5US$.. midd 1980s/ early 1990s
Must have been in that time

 

[leper-colony]

...........................remember when the GW "test" jackets were $350 ???????

Yes.

 

[Brettafett]

If only.... It was a 42

 

[Nickb123]

Miss the Doniger I briefly owned, tempted, but I’ve already gone way overboard this year.

 

[Dany McDonald]

Miss the Doniger I briefly owned, tempted, but I’ve already gone way overboard this year.

Oh I hear you brother.... same here for 2024.

Saw it yesterday at 13 min of its post life and almost, almost sent a PM before re-reading its was a 44... I am sick and happy.

 

[entertainment]

I even remember when a gallon regular unleaded was at approximately 1.5US$.. midd 1980s/ early 1990s
Must have been in that time

29 cents.

 

[Pa12]

29 cents.

49.9 cents Canadian is the lowest I remember. 1970,71. My mini bike (rupp roadster) was a 25 cent fill up

 

[entertainment]

49.9 cents Canadian is the lowest I remember. 1970,71. My mini bike (rupp roadster) was a 25 cent fill up

I am sure that Silver Surfer and Burt can top us!

 

[mulceber]

I am sure that Silver Surfer and Burt can top us!

Are you calling them old, John?

 

[entertainment]

Are you calling them old, John?

We all have to deal with reality, Jan.
BTW, my mother doesn't even remember about the 29 cent gasoline.

 

[B-Man2]

1955… I remember seeing signs for .25 to .27 cents per gallon . When I started to drive in 1963… gas was .31 cents a gallon. I remember loading my 1954 Chevy Bel Air 6 cylinder, up with 4 of my friends and everyone threw in .25cents and we bought $1.25 worth of gas and drove around for the afternoon trying to meet girls .

 

[Pa12]

Now that’s cheap thrills. I know in the 70’s me and my other unemployed hooligan buddies never had a problem keeping gas in our 70 impala with a four barrel smallblock. 5 bucks would do a weekend at Wasaga beach. We could scrape that up from pop bottles we’d find in the ditch. The booze was the expensive part.

 

[B-Man2]

Now that’s cheap thrills. I know in the 70’s me and my other unemployed hooligan buddies never had a problem keeping gas in our 70 impala with a four barrel smallblock. 5 bucks would do a weekend at Wasaga beach. We could scrape that up from pop bottles we’d find in the ditch. The booze was the expensive part.

1955… I remember seeing signs for .25 to .27 cents per gallon . When I started to drive in 1963… gas was .31 cents a gallon. I remember loading my 1954 Chevy Bel Air 6 cylinder, up with 4 of my friends and everyone threw in .25cents and we bought $1.25 worth of gas and drove around for the afternoon trying to meet girls .