1/24It was once cheaper to rent a VCR than buy one. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
Best Gold Coast advertising from 1985
Ladies night at the Penthouse Nightclub, a Surfers Paradise unit for $88,00 and a Commodore 64 computer for $407, this is the best of the Gold Coast Bulletin advertising from July 1985.
2/24A unit at Capricornia in Surers Paradise cost just $88,000. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
3/24Cheap meats. Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
4/24It was ladies night at the Penthouse Nightclub on the Gold Coast. Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
5/24A bus trip to the Gold Coast’s theme parks was cheap! Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
6/24A magic show at Sundale Shopping Centre. Advertising, Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
7/24A Commodore 64 family pack. Advertisements in the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
8/24Aerobics classes werAdvertising, Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
9/24Cleaning your carpet for just $35. Advertising, Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
10/24Spirits were very cheap at the time. Advertising, Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
11/24Sundale hosted a gala swimwear parade. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
12/24Miss Sundale Teenage Quest 1985. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
13/24Cheap cassettes from Tolmies. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
14/24A cheap trip on the QE2. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
15/24Cheap Port at John Rob’s. Advertising, Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
16/24Cheap trips to the US.Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
17/24Chocolate was cheap on the Gold Coast. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
18/24A Southport home for $44,400. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
19/24Just $105,000 for a unit in Surfers Paradise’s Condor tower. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
20/24$30 for a haircut. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
21/24An IBM computer was hugely expensive at the time. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
22/24Low costs for cars. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
23/24Just $1.50 for lunch at Benowa Tavern. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
24/24Cheap Gold Coast property. Advertisements from the Gold Coast Bulletin, July 1985
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