No doubt. A bit of a visionary too. Installed solar panels on the WH long before that was ever going to be considered a "thing".
I'll never forget when he toured Three Mile Island during the meltdown.
I lived about 40 minutes away from TMI when it happened and it scared the Hell out of me as a kid. I actually remember feeling better about it when I saw the POTUS was coming to see the plant. Probably my most vivid memory of the 70s as a child. Besides getting pong

I hope its true.

Nice find, Odin. I had a set of those in the 70s and I Absolutely loved them which was their downfall. That constant cracking sound got them thrown away when I finally put them down and I wasn't looking.
Great thread to look at some old toys I use to have too. Evel knievel was the man when I was a kid and his wind up motorcycle toy was one of my all time favorites.

Love the Green machine!! Owning a Green machine was my goal in life in 1978, but by the fall of 1979 my attention turned to the schwinn scrambler. Two kids in the neighborhood had one that were black and yellow. It was the first time I ever saw mag wheels on a bmx bike. After that I was hooked and I ended up in the 80s getting heavily into riding dirt track and quarter pipe ramps.

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The other hobby that started for me In the 70s. The first pinball machine I remember playing.

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I always loved the skyway tuff wheels. That ad is surprising!! I had no idea they were around that long and I didn't realize that was what was on the scrambler. . I thought they only came about in the early 80s. Skyway made a badass double crossbar, handlebar set too.