Pawn Stars: A Working Commodore 64 (Season 14) | History

[@BoshMind]

Bruh 250, it works and has a bunch of stuff. That's a steal at that price nowadays!

[@arthritis1097]

well "nowadays" people are more concerned about the apocalypses and the economy crashing than the price of an old computer

[@noahl9073]

I’ve seen them working, with more extras, for less. I saw one with everything needed, manual, disk drive, bunch of games, and a printer for like $100

[@erikrungemadsen2081]

Nahh 250 is in the high end for one, it would need to at least have the original manual, disk drive and casette station for that. Original joysticks would be nice to, but did any of them survive Winter Games?

[@andreatomassini5521]

@@erikrungemadsen2081 hahaha winter games ...the joystick destroyer

[@madeulook5872]

Yoooooo bosh. Your awesome my dude

[@yadoa3]

Pawn stars video: *exists* Comment section: Best I can do is the same unoriginal joke format.

[@selvikmusic]

But youre also using an unoriginal joke format

[@yadoa3]

@@selvikmusic are you daft or what? I'm mocking these idiots...

[@TheDrakOre]

@@yadoa3 your whole sentence stings of irony

[@twitchosx]

Or comments about how Rick laughs usually about 6 or 7 comments down from the top default comment.

[@111highgh]

Mr. Brown and I got along famously.

[@Drakelx55]

What Rick doesn’t understand here is that the Commodore 64 IS collectible for one huge reason. Gaming, the retro gaming community loved the Commodore 64 for its quality games and huge game library

[@afrosheenix]

Jeremy Xu and chiptunes. Some sound chips are worth more than the computer

[@Heebu100]

You can buy the commodore 64 on ebay for less than what rick paid.

[@Drakelx55]

Tumeg not with a printer, disk drive, all the hookups, and all those manuals and books. The actual unit itself looks to be in excellent condition, a lot like that could easily sell for 250

[@Heebu100]

So he paid retail, still a loss...

[@Drakelx55]

Tumeg did you even watch the video? He paid 150

[@XavierEMagic]

"Some nerd...." AVGN

[@guy1091]

Yeah I heard they added Dr Jeckyll and Hyde to Commodore 64.

[@xelav3775]

He's going to take you back to the Past !!!

[@SirJamesIGamerfuzion]

To play the shitty games that suck ass

[@Drakelx55]

Nah, he's already got one lol

[@AgentXaos]

Nah you can tell Rick wants to keep this badboy for himself

[@mrblaoblao6981]

I really liked how he remembered BASIC as if the 1980s were just yesterday

[@delafe]

Yeah, they prepped him for that. I'm sure it was already typed out and everything.

[@TheHappyKamper]

This show is scripted AF

[@user-gv6td7yn7u]

sorry, but it's amazing some people don't know everything in TV is scripted...

[@pauldavis5665]

Well it is not like he wrote a complicated program, he just printed his name. I took one programming class in high school decades ago and still remember how to print something to the screen.

[@puertodeluna]

This episode is loaded with lots of Rick’s smoker’s laugh

[@JayLookie]

The Commodore 64 was my very first computer I had growing up. I still have it to this day and it still works. Still have the box and manuals as well.

[@jeeperscreepers8902]

Me as well. I just started playing Bruce Lee part 2. Lol

[@becomeanolive1637]

Commodore 64 was a huge part of my childhood gaming in the 80s and I still play some of its fantastic games today.

[@jeeperscreepers8902]

Me too bro, I won't ever get rid of it.

[@poppopbang177]

paper poy was class 😂😂😂

[@thatamerican550]

My dad had bought one during early 1984ish, and to me and my brother it was absolutely the coolest thing ever. Still is in some regard

[@andreatomassini5521]

yes it was

[@Rubenneke]

I am 24 years old, but I also grew up with Commodore. My dad still has a working one aswell and I played quite a lot on it when I was younger.

[@ChairmanMeow1]

definitely worth $150 considering the condition, all the peripherals, and original manuals

[@productions4452]

To be honest I think that its worth double the price!

[@jeffjackson9679]

They have them one on ebay right now with the box, manuals and a working disk drive for less than a $100. I imagine one with a printer isn't that much more. They really aren't worth that much, Rick actually overpayed for that thing, they made a ton of these back in the 80s, just like the Atari 2600.

[@silenthill4]

you could literally have a factory in china clone this 100% for $200

[@carpii]

kinerry - nope, they cant even clone the audio SID chip with 100% accuracy

[@wednesdayaddams2550]

@@carpii you'd be surprised they can clone iPhones and you won't know the difference

[@fordprefect80]

People were dumping complete c64 systems on the streets of Australia 20 years ago. So I ended up with a garage full of them. The prices of working units have skyrocketed in recent years.

[@Gameboy-Unboxings]

Can I get one?

[@fordprefect80]

@@Gameboy-Unboxings Sorry mate. I sold my hoard five years ago.

[@djjones6693]

Rick’s smoker’s laugh. His lungs must be like gooey tar.

[@BUGZYFANG]

Got to love Rick's Smoker's laugh

[@hydrazineanteater9073]

"I brought in my... *Commodore SIX FOUR"*

[@boilerhousegarage]

There's a rumor he wrongly refers to the Toyota AE86 an "Eighty-Six!"

[@skeggjoldgunnr3167]

If you ever had an important job where many lives or many billions of dollars can be lost to communication misunderstanding: this is the correct way to say it. Saying "Sixty" would get you packin and shipped out, escorted out by security. Because "ty" is not a number. Sixty can be mistaken as Sixteen. You say Six Zero. Or Six Four.

[@eltravo2112]

Customer: Meet me in the middle at 150.00 and I’ll throw in the monitor.

[@TokyoJoe703]

What a great machine that was, I had about 700 games, some naff but some absolute classics

[@dr2stroke611]

IBall was the game to have. Or any game with a Rob Hubbard soundtrack. Too be honest most games on the C64 was rushed and not as playable as Spectrum 48 versions

[@scottythegreat1]

@@dr2stroke611 Early games had their share of bugs, were too short and often rushed. Many publishing houses disappeared after a short time, some were decent but didnt survive the shakedown. Other games were as difficult as their arcade counterparts and that made it no fun. This computer basically kept the video/computer game market going while Atari fell apart.

[@jasond4933]

It's really old....have you seen the computers nowadays? Best I can do is $3 store credit

[@ncc74656m]

And there's the Gamestop employee. :P

[@jasond4933]

And there's the 16 year old

[@whydontuletmelmfaoo8685]

hahahaha

[@silvainxyts]

Look, I'm taking a big risk here.

[@flashunknown3417]

Im taking a massive risk just looking at this

[@VisioRetron]

He payd $150 because he wants to keep it for himself :)

[@marcfield1234]

Exactly.

[@sarahhess464]

He paid 150 because he is a commodore 64.

[@alejandromolina7270]

They're more hardy than most computers nowadays.

[@paedrufernando2351]

@I Live In A Van Down By The River why to spell correctly when it makes sense?

[@lupemendoza25]

You can tell when rick wants to keep something for himself usually he will call someone in if it’s for the shop.

[@IamBock]

I bought mine from an ad in the local classifieds in either 1996 or 1997. System, manuals, programmers guide, books, printer, 3 drives, tape drive, TONs of games and software (including 3 or 4 complete boxed infocom games). All for $15. It amazes me that could get anything close to $250 for that today, but just my infocom games alone might fetch nearly that much on ebay. I love my C64, but adding a single item to my collection these days Costs me more than my entire collection has so far. Crazy.

[@MikeeLord]

Me: I have a $100 bill. Rick: Best i can do is $1 Me: Ok

[@jonathangamezzamudio8245]

I have 24 billions

[@Shawn_White]

In this case I think Rick got shafted, you see them on ebay for around 50 bucks.

[@pauldavis5665]

You got ripped off bro.

[@johnsmith9966]

Michael I gotta frame it

[@Len1977gt]

Rick is is cheaper than plastic penny

[@samplejer]

Y does Rick laugh like he smokes 3 packs of cigs a day.

[@JAS563ify]

None of your business

[@MrCrystalcranium]

Because he probably does...definitely a smokers throat.

[@TTD55]

My uncle does and he laughs exactly like that

[@NB_NB_NB]

I've googled and he doesn't smoke

[@noobslayerr9732]

I smoke 2 packs daily. we all smokers after 30 laugh the same

[@ChisponGroxo]

2:32 Yeah, the "8-Bit Guy".

[@legoman8960]

lol

[@Alozhatos]

Also his brother The Geek Pub.

[@DJS3]

If I were Rick, the nanosecond I heard "Commodore Six Four Computer," I'd have pointed to the door and said "OUT!!!" 🚪👈

[@chrisdelgado3530]

Commodore 64 was the best computer ever. It was the computer that made history. This computer is priceless.

[@aspectoftheyeti1232]

USA PATRIOT not to Rick it ain't

[@daviddavies3637]

I disagree. There were better computers and others that made history in their own way. The C64 made history by being quite powerful and cheap. It's the cheapness that put me off it, although parents bought my sister a Commodore 16 that I quite liked to keep her off my Atari 800XL, which was overall a better machine than the C64 and the 400/800 were history makers themselves in their design, which was way before their time. The guy who designed the Amiga chipset also designed some or all of the custom chips in the Atari.

[@darrenporter1850]

The ZX Spectrum guys disagree.

[@HAn-ie2zp]

Agree!!!

[@PrzeszczepiX]

totally agree. Commodore 64 and Amiga 500 are the best! beautiful piece of history

[@RObloxica973]

I loved the C64. We couldn't afford anything else but heck, this little dynamo got me interested in everything from English through to science. It wasn't just a gaming system.

[@alphabravo2181]

Rick: And it would print Rick: ahahahahahaha *wheezes*

[@TexasHeathen]

I feel so old now. I used to race with another kid in the magnet program in 3rd grade to get all our work done to go to the library and play on the C64.

[@Recoil816]

Rick's laugh sounds like he eats cigars for breakfast.

[@r1ckySV]

The amount of machine code I typed out on this back in the day is crazy...all those happy memories

[@Mayhemerz]

I'd say the guy who owned it probably made out better, the computer, disk drive and printer would probably sell on eBay for $100-125.

[@Tyler-le6ry]

Mayhemers yeah not bad also considering ebay takes 10% and paypal will take another 5%. Plus Rick is still going to make their money back probably marking it up because they’re a trusted seller. Probably the most fair deal i’ve seen on this show in 14 seasons.

[@BIGBamBam86]

Tyler they sell the item shown in the show for more money. Been to the store and everything they showed on the show had a tag telling you info about the episode it was in and its marked up high going for more than what ebay sell for

[@peterripson]

Not even that much.

[@greigbutler9116]

yeah, you can get commadore 64s for £35 over here in uk but no printer, but who wants a printer for a commadore nowadays anyway

[@rustyking5099]

Right now on ebay it would go for like 300$ cause it has the floppy drive and printer which cost 100$ each

[@revolutionaryprepper4076]

Yes, you could do spreadsheets with a Commodore 64. You could do word processing with it. You could even play video games with it! However, there was no Internet in 1982. So, you can't hook up a Commodore 64 to the Internet today. Unless you put in an Ethernet port, but again. This was a pre-internet computer. It has its limitations.

[@Commander64]

*Best computer of all time!* Also as soon as the guy walks away he turns to the camera and is like " I totally just ripped this dude off" haha

[@joemcgowan6304]

Mr. Brown and the Commodore got along famously. I caught the ball myself.

[@RajatSingh-qe6ok]

No one : Literally No one : *Le Rick laughing on his own jokes all the time.

[@thechief4114]

It's a trick to relax your opponent

[@tuxlinux5054]

R.I.P Mr. Richard Harrison (The Old Man) March, 4 1941 - June 25, 2018 Gone but never forgotten

[@matthijndijkstra25]

Rick can code a bit. Nice.

[@Dragonblack90]

Matthijn Dijkstra The producers did it. He had no idea what the fuck he was doing. I'm surprised he didn't burn the whole fucking shop down

[@normanguy6998]

Matthijn Dijkstra basic

[@SunnyWu]

If you were born in that time period, you have to know how to code to use a computer XD

[@CallumTapper]

Except they were like the most simple basic commands ever

[@JL0ndon]

Anyone who used micro computers or even DOS knows some coding. Basic was everywhere but each version was different.

[@Nick-GR]

My first computer! This speciment is in perfect condition and with a lot of hardware accesories.

[@greygoose3936]

I would have immediately payed $250 for it. It was in amazing shape

[@KeyboardBuster]

Not him, he has no soul and a huge thirst for MUNNY

[@professionallylay703]

Specialty item most sellers don't concern themselves with, let alone lack the knowledge or services to repair such an item. It's unique in that it not only works, but it also has all the literature. To a true game collector, it could grab some serious money. But as always rick will railroad him.

[@milkmancow5]

That noise he makes after asking and hearing the price the seller wants

[@usctrojans001]

My First experience with a Commodore was the 128K. My Brother bought it Home and after reading the manual for over an Hour all he could do is the same as Rick by Printing His "Name" Boring!

[@detectingwithknox3531]

Mr.Brown and the Commodore 64 got along famously

[@entezami777]

This comment is underrated

[@Richard-yy8tn]

At the end I thought he was going to turn around and say I guarentee you... im gong to sell this for thousands lol

[@stuartcampbell8995]

I had the c64....my god this takes me bck to my youth.

[@katenunyabizness9221]

My dad got the SX-64. I ended up with it and somewhere along the way, a second SX-64 joined in. I've got them both still although I am missing one of the keyboard to case cables.

[@Commander64]

@Stuart Campbell You should consider giving the old games a second run for a real nostalgia trip.

[@Jwilliamstech]

I had a Commodore 64 SX back in the mid 80's when I was a teen. First portable PC, it had a built-in monitor and was about the size of a medium suitcase.

[@karim2k]

The best item on the whole series 👍

[@deltahomicide9300]

Nah the vampire killing kit was

[@RobCabreraCh]

You can see when the guy knew he was only going to get like 150, so he said 175, so that he had some room to negotiate.. Respect

[@artstatedigital]

I still code on this platform in assembly language, as do many others. Truly remarkable hardware, just search for 'commodore 64 demoscene' here on KZbin to see what it's capable of in modern times.

[@JeroenTel]

Exactly! :-) #c64rules

[@JoseHernandez-ql8vw]

why do modern c64 demos look way better than old games?

[@snorman1911]

Because they write them on modern computers with cross compilers and other design tools, which makes a huge difference in efficiency for the coder. Also all the cool video tricks are common knowledge now. And keep in mind a demo can devote all resources to cool visual effects without having to worry about game logic.

[@trulymeparker]

If it came with a bunch of floppies that all worked, I'd gladly pay $250 for that

[@S.Y.S.64738]

First time I see something on this show I actually own myself :)

[@prophetofash]

Mr. Brown loves his commodore 64. he got along famously with it

[@Mokujo]

Seeing Rick code was unironically wholesome

[@111highgh]

"Unironically" is not a word.

[@millyyeasmin7904]

It was the most simple basic code ever lol

[@millyyeasmin7904]

*command

[@davidmacphee8348]

10 PRINT "Rick" 20 GOTO 10

[@crzybilly1974]

The video games for Commodore 64 during the middle part of the 1980's was literally the Nintendo for kids at home before Nintendo ever became a thing. I remember coping games from the floppy's back and forth with fellow users back in the day. Everybody was playing with cracked copies back then sometimes with several games on one disk.

[@breakitd0wn]

Said no one ever: *I brought in my "Commodore Six-Four"*

[@Thenotfunnyperson]

Its sixty-four....

[@m31Robert]

Yaeh, but I guess the script said: "I brought in my commodore SIX-FOUR", so don't blame the actor! 😏

[@stefanodegerome5586]

1:21 that moment when the screen comes on...

[@itsmrlonewolf]

I kinda wanted them to call in an expert who shows up and says “HELLO, is it me you’re looking for”

[@Fenrir2901]

Not many boomers would get that reference. But I do.

[@wlonsdale1]

@@Fenrir2901 I think all boomers liked the Commodores. It’s the millennials

[@AcuraLvR82]

Been trying to get mine out of my deceased grandmother's house for quite some time. Back in 95 I had one given to me but didnt really like it considering the improvements to pc's even back then. But I have the second generation unit with the monochrome monitor and about 100 5-1/4 floppies of games and professional software this lady spent THOUSANDS on when it was new.

[@maxsmarts8210]

Great Rick , nice buy !! Long live C64!!

[@prd2bevgy]

Wow it’s like worth SO much more than that!! The 80s were priceless nuff said!

[@TeamSleep]

I'm 37 and when I was 14 in 1994 dad bought a Packard Bell 486 / 66 mhz pc. Oh I spent way to much time on it. Doom and Doom 2. Ahh the memories

[@pladampa]

Brad M I'm the same age had a Packard bell Pentium 1 , 90mhz, loved all those games including. quake

[@disc314]

Those were really expensive back then, I remember my 286 and 386. I also remember getting a 486 as a gift once the Pentium 75 mhz came out. I still make fun of my friend saying he would never need another computer again.

[@Chalky.]

Until Doom came out I was happy with my Amiga 500 because until then the games were equal or usually better than anything on DOS.

[@whatsup7202]

Doom, oh yes!

[@Petter_Flemberg]

The short print your name program that everyone knows

[@aceofspad3s15]

“This is the holy grail of computers”

[@Commander64]

oh yes.

[@timcook571]

Rick always makes it seem like he is going to pay quite a bit for something and does that “ahhhhh” and then says a really low price

[@Pantechnicon]

I don't see why anyone acts so incredulous about computers from this period still working if they've been at least garage stored in a box. Minimal voltage, and everything in them is solid state with no moving parts. They'll work more often than they won't. When the last mechanical hard drive goes belly up or a CMOS battery pukes acid onto the last PC motherboard, you'll still be able to boot up your C64 or ZX81 or whatever.

[@diabolicalsheep9384]

"Yes Rick"

[@prodjoshkta]

Anibal Parra bro sounded like rick had a knife to his throat

[@ApacheBlitz7]

Poor Jose

[@fleshprobe105]

The voice of submission

[@furydeath]

No papers if you don't follow my word

[@titodenino]

Legend has it Jose still looking for that monitor.

[@ilikebeinganonymous8666]

But can it play GTA V??

[@seahawkfan1995]

Call of duty ww2

[@Jrdarknessking]

Seahawkfan1995 just no..

[@perihelion7445]

Since the developers of GTA cut their teeth on a Commodore computer system *DMA Design* then possibly GTA wouldn't exist without it :p Essentially without Commodore there probably wouldn't be GTA, so GTA exists because of this Computer :)

[@vittoscaletta8656]

It can play vice city :)

[@seahawkfan1995]

But can it play Madden

[@TheKeisari]

Lol that smokers laugh at 1:25

[@mjptrapster]

In fairness the 1571 disc drive and the dot matrix printer are probably worth the $150 alone given the brilliant cosmetic condition

[@tangosucka2000]

That's a 1541 little one...

[@tergav8312]

Yea no, on eBay I bet they could pull atleast $60, but I have never payed more than $33 on a Commodore 64, even with accessories

[@jrmcferren]

The manuals are another key point, I’ve paid less for a newer Commodore, but without the manuals, you have to do a lot of research if you want to really do the programming.

[@uriituw]

I’m pretty sure that’s a 1541.

[@t-rozbenouameur5304]

@@uriituw yeah that's the 1541

[@rarecoolitems]

I have a C64 Mini just to play Summer/Winter Games

[@marcfield1234]

I guarantee you there is another nerd out there like me that's gonna love this thing. (Raises hand.)

[@MisterXdotcom]

I still have mine :)

[@Chthonian121]

150$ seems like a fair deal, even for ones with the full box, manuals, etc. These things in similar condition go for 80$ at flee markets, and 120$ online auctions.

[@snorman1911]

Maybe things have changed in a few years, but seems like a system like this would go for $300-400 on eBay.

[@ionceateapinecone]

$250 is absolutely fair for that setup. He has clearly cared for it and the plastic has barely discoloured on the printer FFS. to have it all, with OG boxes and manuals in near mint condition is worth about $400-$500 retail

[@kjetilhvalstrand1009]

I will not buy it for $250, there emulators that are free, I remember the C64, it be fun to have but for few months maybe, then I loss interest.

[@Ama-hi5kn]

I still have my Amiga 1200 from 1993. However I did have the C64 before and also an Amiga 500.

[@richard53286]

Rick... Rick rolled.

[@mackjeez]

That's actually a very good deal. I bought my Commodore 64 last month (brand new boxed) including a brand new floppy Disk Drive for $110 CAD through a local add , if you do a little searching they're everywhere, an original NES is a lot harder to find.

[@Centar1964]

And where did you find that?

[@sluggotg]

in the early days of Ebay, I used to buy these for $5.00 each. (but it cost more than that to ship). The prices are steadily rising on these. I have an extensive Computer and Video game collection.. including 13 Coin Op machines and one pinball machine. ... The C64 and the Amiga's will always be my favorite computers!

Oh I see you're a man of culture yourself.

[@hawaiianpunchoner]

Dude,Rick's laugh is gnarly.

[@davidconnelly]

I would have given him 250 in a heartbeat.

[@jamessteven711]

I have a commodore, an atari, three ZX spectrums and an amstrad

[@brianbarrios1731]

I remember playing a Ghost Busters game on that.

[@gamewizardks]

The best version of that game too. Many hours of fun with that one in the late 80's!

[@markthomas519]

No there wasnt youd beat the staypuff marshmellow man and then start all over again

[@Commander64]

We all did the singalong bit in my house haha, losers :p

[@timrich3559]

Brian Barrios wasn't Oregon trail on this system?

[@scottythegreat1]

It may have been a simple game, but its the original version of the game, and it stood out at the time. David Crane is a legend.

[@andrewdupuis1151]

my fav computer of all time

[@hardtarget1517]

FIRST TIME WHEN SELLER ROBBED RICK! HAHAHAHAHAH!

[@johnf.kennedy7339]

I had that dot matrix printer and used it. After having the C64 for a while some innovations were made whereby printing out some graphic shots like the Print-Screen on modern computers became possible - crude but doable.

[@Fiilis1]

Rick went and paid way too much. Commodores are literally everywhere.

[@kg4boj]

I used to have at least 50 of them in a storage shed new in box. Threw them all out years ago because they aren't at all rare and no one wants them since they were really crap to begin with and you can run anything they would run on an emulator with most any computer built this century.

[@marcellachine5718]

@@kg4boj the sid sound chip alone is worth 20 to 40 dollars.

[@6258RB]

I remember paying over $250.00 for the 300 baud modem. Still have mine and a vic128

[@KnobleSloth]

You think your Commodore 64 is really neat-o. What kind of chip you got in there, a Dorito?

[@qwertman1414]

It's all about the Pentiums. :)

[@jeeperscreepers8902]

Yeah thats why all you guys use emulators on your powerful computers. to play old games. Lol

[@milkywayexplorer942]

I had a Commodore Vic 20. Great machine too. I got fed up quickly playing space invaders. I could make a deal with a good friend for a second hand car. Much better deal than 150$ !

[@39zack]

150? 😮 over here a c64 that works would cost at least 500

[@spexnola5427]

Mr. Brown and the commodore 64 got along famously!

[@Whiterabbit0004]

I'm so glad that he made a deal with the elderly gentleman he probably want to take his wife out to a dinner..

[@cherkas009]

Rizwan Aswad that's an expensive dinner

[@marcmcfarland1153]

I had one of these back in the 80's, I had a bunch of different games for it. It was just like an Atari but better.

[@scottythegreat1]

......and cheaper. Commodore owned MOS technologies. So Commodore manufactured their own hardware.

[@vermillionofficial4094]

Well, I'm one of those nerds

[@Gamevet]

He paid too much for that. I got a boxed C64c with the Disk Drive in a massive box that was sold in Software, Etc, back in the late 80s' for $300. I paid $99 for it a couple of years ago. The printer is pretty much useless, unless you can find an outlet that can refurbish the ink ribbon.

[@Tbss77]

They talk to the camera now like Wayne’s world?

[@AeonJube]

Great Train Robbery did it waaaaay before Ferris Beuler

[@HaenaKauai91]

excellent

[@indianajones6386]

Rick is like some nerd is gonna put that in his office... Rick: put that in my office

[@dericdomino]

300 bucks and blew away the apple two and the ibm PC it was a color machine before apple or ibm

[@markinnes4264]

Not true, the Apple 2 did color in 1977. The C64 was more like 1981

[@biscuitdingus]

IBM 5150 had a CGA video card and color monitor option in 1981. And even that was not the first color computer. The Apple II in 1977 also had color options.

[@johnschmidt7588]

Rick so badly wants to be part of the Nerd culture.

[@thomasross7376]

For as many books he has read and information on things in his head im sure even without the computer he is a HUGE nerd. But Rick makes it look cool to be one honestly

[@aidenkelly7008]

I picked one of these up at a garage sale for 5 bucks

[@summer20105707]

when and where?

[@TheUntrainedNinja]

Lucky. Are you fron America? You can't get that shit like that for so cheap in the UK sadly, at lrast not in London no one has garage sales lol

[@walterblanchard87]

i picked one up to at a garage sale then i put it back down cause it was worth nothing

[@Texasmilitarydepartmentvid9654]

I found one in a Dumpster