Life before smart phones

Remember when you could survive without having to carry your fancy cell phone with you 24/7? This is when the crazy world of being in touch on the road started. I’m not sure of the year but this Mechanix Illustrated cost 25c and you could build a modern vacation home for $275. I’m guessing the late 50’s, anyone know for sure?

And what about the “new” nylon rifle. Do they still exist?

Two way radio Vespa girl on Mechanix Illustrated
Two way radio Vespa girl on Mechanix Illustrated

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