By gearwhore
From Orange, CA
Feb 5, 2013
| I'd like to add to my collection. I prefer pre 70's gear (1920-1960s) but sometimes I'll buy all the way up to the early 80's. ..just depends.
Let me know! | 
FLAG |
By gearwhore
From Orange, CA
Feb 12, 2013
| Bump!
Lots of replies but no one followed through (yet). |
FLAG |
By Davis Stevenson
From Flagstaff, Arizona
Feb 12, 2013
| gearwhore wrote: I'd like to add to my collection. I prefer pre 70's gear (1920-1960s) but sometimes I'll buy all the way up to the early 80's. ..just depends. Let me know!
I've got an old Chouinard Oval... Not an expert on old gear, but it is pretty old. Good shape, too. Found it clipped to a Nalgene clipped to a bolt halfway up a pitch on Idiopathic-- Same day we also discovered that Nalgenes really are bombproof... ;)
PM if you want it and I'll send pics. |
FLAG |
By Sdm1568
From Ca
Feb 13, 2013
| Pmd - I have some smc and chouinard biners, a few Forrest Mountaineering Nut tools, and a few chouinard gear slings |
FLAG |
By jorma cox
From Carbondale CO
Feb 13, 2013
| I have an old piton from Layton kor pulled off the route ruper. The second I climbed with pulled it somehow and when she got to the top I was shocked she had gotten it out. It is from the fourth pitch. I got this in the early 2000s. Anyway. Is this something u would by.
Would love to trade for an old ABC prism if you have one |
FLAG |
By Mickey Sensenbach
From San luis obispo CA
Feb 13, 2013
| found this at the bottom of the capton and the gate dosent completly close but still vintage, would you be interested in this?
|
FLAG |
By gearwhore
From Orange, CA
Feb 13, 2013
| All of what you guys have posted looks good to me. Can you send a pic or two to my email?
Thank you! |
FLAG |
By gearwhore
From Orange, CA
Feb 13, 2013
| Bump for a good day: Two MPer's got some $$$ in ther PayPal account today.
Lemme know! |
FLAG |
By gearwhore
From Orange, CA
Feb 19, 2013
| My search could be your payday...BUMP! |
FLAG |
By jtmann
Feb 19, 2013
| Do you want to buy a set of Chouinard hexes? |
FLAG |
By David Sweet
From Moscow, ID
Feb 19, 2013
| PM sent on Chouinard yosemite hammer. |
FLAG |
By gearwhore
From Orange, CA
Feb 19, 2013
| jtmann wrote: Do you want to buy a set of Chouinard hexes?
I might if they're from the 70's.. |
FLAG |
By jtmann
Feb 19, 2013
| They look like they are. I will post a pic later. I wonder when they stopped making them under the Chouinard name? |
FLAG |
By gearwhore
From Orange, CA
Feb 26, 2013
| jtmann wrote: They look like they are. I will post a pic later. I wonder when they stopped making them under the Chouinard name?
1989
I'm full fo 70's gear unless they are traceable to something like an FA.
Need 60's or older though...I can never get enough of that! |
FLAG |
By Peter Hurtgen
From centennial,CO
Feb 26, 2013
| I have so e rock and roller active nuts! I can email u a pick if u wanna pm me. |
FLAG |
By michael voth
Feb 26, 2013
| Ive got an old Lowe Hummingbird icetool. great condition with leash and the weird little neve shovel/step chopper that goes on the hammer. |
FLAG |
By Woodchuck ATC
Feb 26, 2013
| Back in early 70's, you had to tie your own piece of cord through a thick metal Chouinard hexentric nut; no wired versions back then down to about a size 4. The metal was a different alloy of aluminum than they use today, and much thicker on larger sizes. They drilled holes in them to lighten them up....and they crushed upon impact I understand quite a few times. I've got a couple various sizes,, 7 to 9,,,will give up 2 of them complete with their funky old perlon cords, shipped anywhere in the continental US for $35.00 priority mail. These are originals,used in 70's in the Gunks. |
FLAG |
|
RSS Feed
