Garrett Anniversary Today

[Ridge Runner]

Got a email from Garrett saying it’s their anniversary today April 1st 1964 .

 Maybe this is the lull before the Storm . 
 Chuck

[George Kinsey]

1 hour ago, Ridge Runner said:

Got a email from Garrett saying it’s their anniversary today April 1st 1964 .

 Maybe this is the lull before the Storm . 
 Chuck

April Fools. 🙃

[Bill (S. CA)]

So George, what was your first Garrett and what was your latest?

Bill

[Ridge Runner]

George it’s no April Fools joke it came from Garrett.

 Chuck 

[phrunt]

Celebrating 60 years of excellence!🤩

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Happy Hunting!😁

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Happy Birthday Garrett, looking forward to seeing what the weather brings! 

[George Kinsey]

14 hours ago, Bill (S. CA) said:

So George, what was your first Garrett and what was your latest?

Bill

Last is the Apex. First was a BFO called the Mini Hunter I think. The one that filled up a museum was my Garrett ADS4 with motion Disc.

[George Kinsey]

Still can do it's magic.

[schoolofhardNox]

I remember those days hunting. I used to see the older Garrett machines (new then) all over the parks I used to hunt. They did pretty well, as did the Compass machines of the day. All that shallow silver !!!! 🥰

[George Kinsey]

And those deep Civil War plates and buckles I use to dig with this baby.

[schoolofhardNox]

6 hours ago, George Kinsey said:

And those deep Civil War plates and buckles I use to dig with this baby.

It was a different time period for sure. Whisper signals could mean a silver dime at 8" or your Civil War plate at 15" . It's so long ago that I don't even recall if we had any EMI affect those machines. I wonder if Garrett has a museum solely dedicated to every model it ever produced. That would be unbelievable if they could trace down every model they made, before they no longer exist.