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“My 1988 Honda Accord daily driver. Everything on it still works. EVERYTHING.”

“92 Toyota Pickup, 500,000k, Daily Driven… And worked.”

“I got this wooden stool for my 5th birthday (I’m 28 now). I used to use it to brush my teeth, now I use it to take better dumps.”

“My 1959 Frigidaire Custom Imperial”

“Old wooden furniture lasts many lifetimes. This Cradle was used by my grandfather and his 5 siblings 115 years ago. Then my father and his 5 siblings. Then me, my two brothers and 13 of my cousins. And lastly many of my cousins children and here, my third child.”

“In 2002, in 9th grade, I took a drafting class that required me to buy this pencil. I have used it in every single exam in every class at every level of schooling since. I’m 35 and finishing a PhD, and it’s still the only pencil for me! [Pentel GraphGear 500]”

“Still going, 60’s microwave oven”

“My wife talked them down from $67 to $55, not knowing it was a $1000 jacket.”

“US Navy pea coat from 1944. Gave it a wash and its like new.”

“Yet another Stanley insulated jug. But this one is about 100 years old.”

“Samsung washer and dryer literally fell apart machine died so I upgraded to Speed Queen.”

“My Grandmother’s oven, circa 1966. Many holiday meals were cooked with love here, right up until the day she passed. Aside from one shattered glass door that was replaced, everything still works!”

“Was given a patio set because it needed to be refinished. It just needed a little CLR and teak oil.”

“We got these for our DIY kitchen renovation for $2000. Barely used and working great! Hopefully the fridge is truly BIFL because i never want to move that behemoth ever again..”

“As requested: the exterior of the 1992 Accord with 951k miles on it.”

“Scored a pair of Herman Miller chairs for $40”

“My Aunt’s GE Spacemaker Coffeemaker from 1988, used nearly everyday since”

“My bike just turned 28 years young. I still ride it to work every day, rain or shine”

“It is confirmed that Crocs are not BIFL. They only lasted 17 years.”

“Wedding gift circa 1977. This old school crockpot may outlive me!”

“My 1950 O’Keefe & Merritt stove still works like a charm. I call her Christine.”

“Will this kill me? Antique 1907 Thermos!”

“Was given this MS Natural Keyboard Pro on Day 1 at my job. 23 years later, I was told that new equipment will be at the new offices. Still going strong.”

“Buy it for multiple lives. I inherited the family Pennsylvania Tuxedo”

“This truck out lived its owner and became a family legacy.”

“I might have found the Holy Grail at a vintage store”

“Before/After 1987 Vermont Iron Elm in Midnight Green”

“Our fully restored GE brass/cast iron fan…”

“I posted 2 years ago about a 1992 Honda Accord that is serviced at my shop periodically.”

“Found this at goodwill for 30 bucks-is this a timeless style?”

“Still using Grandma’s 1940’s egg poacher for my morning breakfast”

“The battery in this little alarm clock has been going for almost 30 years”

“Parker Jotter purchased when I started working 35 years ago”

“Fellow teachers need a new stapler every couple of years, but my Ace Pilot 404 endureth forever!”

“I got this pot from my ( now passed) aunt, she got it when she married in early 50’s!”

“Unlikely BiFL – Grandma’s Clock”

“How I got a $1789 Miele vacuum on marketplace for $80”

“When mom busted this out, you knew the meal was going to be good”

“This Sears Kenmore “Coldspot” refrigerator has been chugging along since 2004.”

“Plow truck my grandpa bought brand new back in ‘79, been working every winter”

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