holy shit, a 1976 chevette.

Here it comes, the first big hour-long game show in television!

17:32 through the applause you can hear the rarely heard ending to the theme song.

18 years before I was born

LOL. I would love to see what William looks like today. Also, I started watching Price in '77 when i was 13. I totally don't even remember that music cue that they used for One Right Price. They must have not used it very long. I love Anitra.

Loved the blue range finder

Bob was and sill is... Totally epic

Solid 'fro there, brother!!!

$3500 will actually be the down payment on any new car these days compared to the actual 1976 prices!

@sickofthestupid1067

8 жыл бұрын

it gets even more interesting , in 1976 the economy was tanking and inflation was going insane a few years before and that same car would have only been $2500 and in '72 we only paid $2100 for a brand new fully loaded ford Pinto Station Wagon that got over 30 mpg .......and that car lasted over 20 years and ran when we sold it . Do you know why we have inflation ? it is because we print money out of thin air .................back when you had cash based on gold and silver prices did not fluctuate money retained its value

I wish they brought Hurdles back, Time is Money is back, this should come back as well, although use items worth dollars instead of cents since most stuff you can get is more than $1.00

@puppyshoes2

8 жыл бұрын

+cutemimi25 I agree.

I was 2 weeks old.

Remember the old Libby's jingle... something like Libby's Libby's Libby's on the Label Label Label, you will like it like it like on your table table table. HA!

This was 10 years before Nintendo

I was thought of but not baking yet

wig less Dian,much better

This isn't the debut of the new come on down music, is it?

@akampfer

7 жыл бұрын

No, Hurdles premiered several weeks after the new theme music.

@dennisfodor2463

7 жыл бұрын

it might be

Brenda is very pretty.

And the wheel is missing the dollar symbols on the wall and the green 5 and 15

@Raarrow

7 жыл бұрын

Green spaces didn't show up until late in 1978.

They're all so skinny...