I didn't consider that. But I have to agree. I sold a toilet that was manufactured in the 1980s for my father. He was amazed at how much people were willing to buy it for. It was in perfect shape and had been properly removed and stored for almost 25 years. It was nothing special except it WAS NOT the low flow toilet. It would flush a matchbox car into the city sewer just fine.
Rats, I wish you had sold it to me. As far as I know, people can still buy full-flush toilets in Canada and full-water usage washers and dishwashers in Mexico.
I tried to convince one of my sons to pursue a career as a toilet smuggler, but he became a scientist insteas. Sad, really. ;-)