Would Anyone Want My mid-60's Toilet, LOL?

[Treeman]

Before I destroy my old circa 1965 Kohler (I think) toilet, is there any chance someone might want it? For any reason: "Rare part" to replace on another similar model? A display model in some museum type setting? It would look perfect in the Henry Ford Texaco station, LOL. It's hard to part with an old friend that has accommodated people from around the world.

 

[hj]

I do not know any reason someone would want it, unless it had some unique feature that would make it attractive to someone. Such as the yellow and brown, octagonal bowl toilet with modified pyramid tank, (try to find parts or a seat for that), I encountered last year.

 

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[Stuff]

Local construction re-sale places usually have lots of old fixtures so they may take it. I see funky toilets there all the time.

Popular in some areas is to turn it into an outdoor planter.

 

[hj]

Or, one church in Florida uses them as a "fence" along their property line.

 

[GTOwagon]

The crushed porceline is fine for the sub base under my extended gravel parking area, covered in crushed stone and stone dust of course. Just wear eye protection when attacking it and smashingly it into a million pieces. Remember that the more material you have under there that drains, the better so 200 of them avocado green toilets is better. Waste not, want not.