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This old guy who lives near me once owned a drive-in theater in the 60's. Last year, he and his wife auctioned off a bunch of farm equipment and stuff he had at the drive in. He had a Simplex just like that, with a bunch of projector supplies and many 35mm films he'd kept. The whole lot sold for $250 (MEGA STEAL) I sort of wish I could've afforded to bid on that stuff...
Watch Dr. G - you will see what it was used for...
That would still be a very long push!
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I have no clue, the place was pretty stripped out to tell much of anything.
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Motts,your the man. Thank you very much for a wonderfull evening
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That made the old stomach do a couple flips.
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I wonder if the trays are valuable or if they just dispose of them for sanitary reasons?
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Looks like someone got the chair?
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Very interesting what ever it was.Maybe Lynne will know?
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Interesting what ever it was meant for.
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Was this a dining area ,Motts?
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I can see what you mean by the floors being gouged up as they removed stuff
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looks like a water fountain on the right?
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Glad to see the stpip down the middle. If you have ever tryed to push a wheel chair on carpet for any distance,you know what I mean.
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First thing I thought of was a toilet for some long legged person.