Oldest device you have that works?

[megoapesnut]

Original Atari console to play Megamania. Best video game ever!

A friend has a 20 year old Apple laptop that runs like the day he bought it.

[johnnystorm]

I just bought a really cool "portable" Magnavox Micromatic stereo record player from 1962. I found it at a thrift store for $6.00, and it still had the original tag still tied to the handle. Sounds great, I have it packed away right now while I do some basement rearranging, then I intend to set it up and use it. It weighs around 50 odd pounds. The speakers fold out, the turntable folds down, and the entire thing folds up into a large suitcase size package. Here's a similar ebay version:

Vintage Magnavox record player turntable Micromatic 60s - eBay (item 260747876208 end time Mar-12-11 1607 PST)

[HardyGirl]

Hmmm,

My Atari 2600
Intellivision II
3 Shaun Cassidy radios
a Hardy Boys record player
2 of my VCRs (I have 3)
my boom box
the kitchen radio
the living room stereo
my bedroom stereo
this PC (almost 9 1/2 years old!)

[megojim]

I have a old Pong console (called Adversary made by National Semi-conductor) Works like a charm!

[Spawn67]

You should all post some pics if you can. I love looking at old stuff that still works!

[ScottA]

My stereo/turntable still works. Probably got it around '76 or '77. Plays records and VHS tapes.

[kingdom warrior]

My 1954 Hermes Baby rocket manual typewriter. it was given to me as a kid and i still have it in perfect working condition.

[rche]

I have some cast iron pans and a dutch oven that were passed down from my great grandmother, perhaps even earlier than that. Use 'em everyday.

[jds1911a1]

my 1977 Atari 2600 even though I only fire it up about once a year

close be hind is my 1984 stereo rack system

[brent 1701]

a friend has 56 refrigerator in the garage for the beer

[MEMEGO]

do my parents count? LOL

[jwyblejr]

^If that's the case,I want to count my grandmother.

[MEMEGO]

you got me on that one, jwyblejr mine are gone..:(

[garagesale]

My POTA stallion still walks.

JamesD

[Rallygirl]

My house is chock full of old things that work perfectly fine and will not be replaced until they break,...much to the dismay of my husband.

In the living room, we rock to our early 1980's Sony stereo, complete with turntable, cassette deck and 8-track player. Tucked away in the drawer beneath the stereo is my first-and-only cassette Walkman and my first-and-only CD Walkman. In the office, I will answer your calls on my beautiful, blue rotary phone equipped with a classic, sterling silver receiver cover. In my kitchen, it is a tough call between my newer Kitchen Aid stand mixer and my Great-Grandma's Sunbeam stand mixer.

The basement houses as a large collection of technological miracles. It is there you will find my original Atari. Also in the basement, but not currently set-up is my Apple IIC. While my husband's interest in CB and ham radio dwindled with the advent of cell phones, we are still sporting a large collection of working radios.

However, it is the barn and hanger where our out-dated star shines it's brightest. There one will find our 1970's Wheelhorse electric lawn mower, which is conceivably the ugliest lawn mower in existence. We also have a 1946 Aeronica Champ and a 1947 Piper Cub,...old airplanes that go just barely fast enough to kill you when they crash. We also have an incredible stock of tractors. You need a John Deere A or a Farmall H, we have them. You need a potato harvester,...yes, we have two and know how to use them.

After reading this, no wonder the neighbors think we are weird! LOL