Everything must go!

So Comcast is opening up the Spectrum for a few hours Saturday morning for fans to take whatever they can carry out in one trip for $25. Fans can't use tools or hand carts.

http://www.philly.com/philly/sports/sixers/20101103_One_more_chance_for_Spectrum_souvenirs.html

My question is: What could and would you take from an arena/stadium that allowed this to happen?

 

Legalized looting! I love it!
I'm sure they've already taken the good stuff, but if you can get into some of the luxury boxes there'd be some nice, pricey stuff in there.
In keeping with the fun spirit of the thread, it'd be great to find a way to remove something like a urinal. Wonder what exactly constitutes a "tool"? Can you use a swiss army knife key chain with a screwdriver? That'd up the stakes a bit.

 

Not really a specific answer to the question, but one of the local western Pennsylvania watering holes as a "World Series Tickets" sign with an arrow pointing down from when they went on sale at Three Rivers for the '79 series.

I want that for my man cave.

 

My God; If Kaufmann Stadium would have allowed tools in after the renovation, this would be in my backyard right now.

 

Well, if it was Wrigley, I would take the trophy case. It is in mint condition.

 

The diving board that Bill Barber used throughout his entire career?

 

As much as they hurt to sit in - a couple of seats from Fenway, perhaps one of those piss troughs from Wrigley (and Bartman's seat).

 

I would try to get a piece of the ice.

 

Guys are always trying to get a piece of ice.

 

Is there away to take home that Spectrum smell.
I mean other than soaked into your clothes?

I had a lot of great times in the Spectrum, but what a dump.

 

Jimmy Hoffa's remains. Oh, wait ...

 

I bet you could find four of Bobby Clarke's teeth swept under the seats somewhere in there...