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this is unbelievable

Anyone here get that 50s/60s set for $100 off central jersey yesterday?

They’re nice I do admit, but I really like his buns.

You can tell by the dirt everywhere, not by the muscles.

Seems like I just got it together (been two years already). Looks like it may be morphing into a basement gym

Wow!

lol !

Is that what that was? I thought my head was spinning from all the vintage weights.
Actually no, I didn’t notice the carpet. But I did notice the vintage tube socks from the 80s era. I felt right...

Yes, I got the plates from MUTASSIN. (I ran into these guys by chance buying from craigs). He told me to tell you “hello”. And I got the bar from ffrink. Had the pleasure of checking out a couple...

Definitely!

Thanks gramps, nice stack of plates.

Yo jersey, nice wall you got there.

A pair of plates from Bruno’s Gym. And a 50s/60s bar from another member. Thanks for the tours of your gyms, you guys have some really cool stuff.

[QUOTE=61PWCC;1539798991]YORK Power Bar is the best for One Hand Deadlifts!!
Here's 401lb Right Handed:

Animal!

In an effort to let my complete noobness hang out all over the place I post the following pic. Looks like someone took an angle grinder to the thing. If you zoom in on the pic a centerpunch mark...

I get it now. I was thinking possibly the sleeves were that duller type of chrome like the vanadium plated curl bar (assuming I’m not screwing that up). Now I see chromium-vanadium is a type of steel...

I think I can handle this assignment.

Yet more welcome information. So they went to narrow inner collars in the late 60s, produced this way for a couple years. So around 1970 or so until 1984 is the window? Or York possibly made this...

There’s no wear marks anywhere

Just a guess, 1980s oly bar
51.5” between collars
16” unknurled center section - 27.75mm
Knurled section - 27.94mm
86.5” overall length

i drove them past their birthplace on the way to their new home.