Vintage Kmart Box Fan Destruction

I'm gonna get so much hate for this video but hey it is what it is. The dislikes and angry kids will just push this video further into the algorithm anyways ;)

[@GenerationX-11]

I wish they still made those

[@McPanaikinOsu]

You destroy this beautiful thing. But hey this thing still robust and still strong! I bet you do test the durability test of this old Lakewood box fan back in 1980s. Though it's faulty, but they keep never dies! It means he don't want to die. Vintage fans are built like a tank!

[@btlplumbing4728]

I bet the fan collectors were pissed after watching this.

[@josephalcoser4845]

that's right I am pissed with this guy he ruins everything @btlpumbing4728

[@RetroJayFans]

​@@josephalcoser4845Okay, it's just a FAEN

[@sethhorst6158]

The plastic has definitely seen better days. Though the metal portion of the structure is undeniably tough

[@versedbridge4007]

I’m sure it was worth billions

[@destructionandmore5430]

Millions of dollars for scrap

[@9852323]

What a shame. Those are good fans..

[@LogeliusD]

it was marked as faulty in the back of a thrift store. there were about 4 others actually in stock in that same store. they're very common

[@arcticarrowhvacr]

I’m a fan collector and I don’t even care, just a 2nd gen 80s Lakewood K223

[@LogeliusD]

it’s always nice to see fan collectors not freak out in my comments. preciate it 🙏

[@arcticarrowhvacr]

@@LogeliusD Seriously though, anything older than that and more valuable, don’t be stupid.

[@Theutmostgeek]

Ngl. It did look pretty rough.

[@drakesessions3544]

why worry about dislikes anymore when the audience can't see them, thing looks rough tho

[@thomasm.uttendorfer8581]

WWWWWHHHYYYYYY!!!!! 😪😪😪😪😪😪 You killed him!! LOL

[@stevethefanman8955]

These plastic old fans are not worth saving ... Yes there still good restoration projects but In my opinion there better off just being salvageable fans . The all steel vintage fans are at best the most valuable ones in some cases if there not too bad off of repair of course , but that old clunker here in this video was more or less better off getting destroyed.

[@LogeliusD]

totally agree. i actually restore stuff that i believe is worth restoring. this thing was marked as faulty in the thrift store and didnt seem worth saving. thanks for the comment

[@stevethefanman8955]

@@LogeliusD No problem bro, check out my content and new subscriber here!😄👍

[@lennongroover4189]

I jst hate giving reasons to throw stuff away, it scks

[@Shylade]

The fan was broken anyways

[@theray2009]

damn woulda taken it for $50! anyways entertaining destruction!

[@LogeliusD]

theres always more of these in MUCH better condition

[@theray2009]

@@LogeliusD oh ok

[@9852323]

@@LogeliusDnot for long. They aren’t made anymore. I rarely see them anymore.

[@LogeliusD]

@@9852323 crazy. cuz see them everywhere here

[@JAX207CFS]

Not impressed with the build quality, the materials definitely got weaker overtime.

[@RetroJayFans]

So dirty it turned pink

[@jaydens2853]

Well bye kmart

[@RetroJayFans]

Wheres the kart music? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGrLg2d9nJuVb9k

[@TheOfficialJunkCollector]

junk

[@wormishot4559]

Watch this video about not to smash vintage fans A lakewood 2ndgeneration k223 box fan makes a public announcement

[@MattsFans]

you didnt even get the model right its a 2nd gen k223

[@mablepaynemp]

Its dancing and falling down!

[@brooklynelite5428]

Why would you destroy that 😕 that's quality made destroy the new crap they make today.

[@RetroNitroFX]

they’re common anyways, there’s no big loss here

[@MattsFans]

cry