Inflation calculators are on the .net, Fridges seem to follow the basic inflation rate from 1956 dollars to todays dollars. edit: judging by the ad, those are clearance or special prices too.
$200 in 1956 = $1700 now
$300 in 1956 = $2600 now
Some items dont follow the above example though, so do and some are close.
New 1/2 ton truck in 1956 = $1500 dollars, that would be around $13,000 now, I wish you could get one for that, even as plane as they were.
Minimum wage in 1956 = $1.00, now $8.76 (inflation) todays fed min wage rate $7.25
Avg annual salary in 1956 = $5300, now $46,000 (inflation), todays avg annual salary is $44,000
This post was edited by 4play at 13:16:36 09/06/14.
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