A blast from the past - Ridgid 1975/76 Calendar

Nov 26, 2005 Last reply: 4 years ago 33 Replies

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Back when someone else had Grizzly in their name, they included a link to the Grizzly Tool site -- seems like that would have been a neighborly thing to do by rigid.com since this apparently is a common mistake to the point that they felt the need to have the only English on their website pointing out that fact.

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Only 6 pictures for two years? What's up with that?

[... and I'd be saying that if it was tractors, trains, or anything else]

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Well, just like your local stripper, uhh... exotic dancer, I don't believe they're going to show it ALL unless you pay your $10

Greg G.

Try this link instead!

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eyes will be pleased!

I TOLD you guys the calenders were still available!! Greg

Coastal Tool gives them out free to in-store customers...

Barry

Gosh, I had thought he (Peter Gowland) was a better photographer than that --- he was one of the Glamour Photography "gods" in the 60's and

70's -- but those pictures are just awful, awkward poses, little regard for lighting ... Maybe we all just knew less back then and accepted it as good?

Norm

Not really. They do have calenders, but they no longer have pictures of their tools in the calender.

I believe that most 'men' viewing these are not concerned about the lighting as much as... well... superfluous body parts and bulges.

I seriously doubt most notice that the girls are posing with tools.

Greg G.

There were girls in the pictures?

They had pictures with tools on them?? Musta been trick photography, all I saw was bikini's! Greg

" [I was in high school during 75 & 76, so these are from my generation] "

Thats the year I was born, yet I still find them hot! Strangeling appealing :)

FYI Miss July is none other than the Price Is Right's Dian Parkinson.

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