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Old 10-24-2012, 09:17 AM   #41
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I used to collect Star Wars, Jaws, Elvis and Kiss cards....then moved to Football cards (mostly Steelers and L.A. Rams) then Comic books (Batman) then in my teens Music (Records, Cassette tapes then to Cd's (my 1st in 1987) I am still saddened that the CD is going away).

Like Scott I don't collect cigars, I just buy em' and sit on em and smoke em when I get around to them, or pass them out.
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Old 10-24-2012, 09:27 AM   #42
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Old 10-24-2012, 09:34 AM   #43
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Like others here I collected baseball cards from ~88-92. I dumped alot of the commons at a garage sale one year, but have retained the ones that I feel have some value. I focused on Nolan Ryan especially. When I was checking the cards over I did find a Derek Jeter rookie card. I will hold onto that one for awhile.

Recently, (~04) I got into Hotwheels car collecting. I started with a very narrow focus of Mopar and muscle car castings, but it quickly spiraled out of control. I kept up with it for about 1.5 yrs before I burnt out. I have a lot of the pieces still in their packages mostly common ones. I do find more enjoyment now out of letting my boys tear into them. Bonus for not having to drop extra coin at the stores. Additionally, they make great party favors.

And as for cigars, I buy what I can smoke.

Come to think of it, I do have a helluva acorn collection in my backyard currently.
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Old 10-24-2012, 10:11 AM   #44
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Come to think of it, I do have a helluva acorn collection in my backyard currently.
I collected about 20 acorns from LA Live Oaks when I was in City Park in NO
a month ago. Gonna plant em next year and try to keep them going in containers
until I finally buy a house.
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Old 10-24-2012, 12:24 PM   #45
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Yessir, though I haven't bought any new ones (any major ones) since I started buying cigars lol. I was a regular member of detailingbliss until ownership changed hands. Now I'm a not-so-regular poster on live2detail. I detail on the side, but really only vehicles that I can have for as long as need be, and only because I enjoy it. I don't think my back/bones/muscles could take the beating of doing it as a trade.

My weapon of choice is the Makita 9227. Got one for free, so cant' complain. I have a 3" extension with a 3m backing plate. Also have a rubbish boy's 3" backing plate for harder to polish areas. And down to a 75mm backing plate for spot polishing. Haven't really bought anything for polishes other than Menzerna as they work excellent for me. I have some Scholl's to try out though.

Favorite waxes... depends. RBOE is my favorite for looks, but application is kind of a PITA. It's look rivals Vintage, but at a fraction of the cost. Otherwise, I use Supernatural. I have a pot that was signed by Dom and PJ, to me:
Nice to see another detailer over here. I have been meaning to get back into the hobby.


Nice! I used to detail on the side, but it was just a handful of quarterly customers with pretty high end rides. Now, I just do my own rides. After about 5 years out of it, I ditched a lot of product and bought new stuff. Holy hell stuff changed in 5 years. Have you seen the acrylic coatings? Badass stuff. Also, trim sealant is a godsend (expensive, but damn good). I still just rock the PC 7424.

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Old 10-24-2012, 12:34 PM   #46
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Like this thread.
Been collecting vintage USA postcards since 1970. Had 180,000 postcards, but started downsizing in 2004. Down to about 75,000 cards - buildings, street scenes, restaurants, roadside, cigar stores & factories.
Not active anymore but like to send postcards to customers. Still enjoy the hobby. It's infinite.
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Old 10-24-2012, 01:34 PM   #47
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Old 10-24-2012, 04:34 PM   #48
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Oh yeah I also forget I have a shot glass collection as well as mini liquor bottles - I need to find a nice way to display them though.
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Old 10-24-2012, 05:30 PM   #49
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I try to collect guns and cigars but those are hard on the wallet. I have collect shot glasses also since I was a kid. I try to get one every time i go on vacation or somewhere cool.
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