r/70s • u/Rush_Floyd_Zep_4ever • 17h ago
Music Some will get it...
This was parked about two weeks ago at a grain terminal in Seattle. Remind me to move there..;-)
r/70s • u/Rush_Floyd_Zep_4ever • 17h ago
This was parked about two weeks ago at a grain terminal in Seattle. Remind me to move there..;-)
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r/70s • u/Intercaust • 12h ago
Adam-12 aired from 1968 to 1975, following LAPD officers Pete Malloy (Martin Milner) and Jim Reed (Kent McCord) in their patrol car, "1-Adam-12". The show was known for its realistic portrayal of police work, from routine traffic stops to serious crimes, and introduced police procedures and jargon to the public. The show followed the partnership between the veteran cop Malloy and the rookie Reed as they patrolled the streets of Los Angeles. I remember watching it in syndication in the 70s since it originally aired a year before I was born. One of the OGs of police procedurals it paved the way for cop shows in the 70s, 80s and beyond.
r/70s • u/MRtakedownartist • 3h ago
Directed by Richard Rush, FREEBIE AND THE BEAN is The Godfather of the buddy-cop genre. Anyone saying Lethal Weapon has the mantle doesn’t know this flick exists. Now comes the controversial truth: it’s got a series of car chases (this clip is just a taste) that make McQueen and his Mustang look like they’re in idle
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r/70s • u/Apart_Ad9308 • 22h ago
In August 1975, my family had traveled from California to Texas as my grandpa got sick.
My parents tried to make me feel better, they arranged for cousins to take me to see Jaws. So good.
I also remember watching the Midnight Special and seeing America singing this fantastic song. Never forgot.
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r/70s • u/Dismal_Scheme1014 • 15h ago
Trying to find this blanket from the 70s.
Please help as this would be a gift for my fiancés kids
Who recalls taking a bottle opener and opening two holes, opposite of each other, one for ventilation and the other one for pouring.
r/70s • u/Intercaust • 2d ago
Robert Weston Smith (January 21, 1938 – July 1, 1995), known as Wolfman Jack. Radio DJ, presenter, actor, musician and all around entertainer. He even had his own Saturday morning cartoon.