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In my spare time I pick up and deliver furniture for a consignment store here in town. One day I was sitting there waiting and a man brought some items in to put on consignment. One of the items was this stretched Pepsi bottle. I can remember back in the 70's they were selling these at Spencer Gifts and thought for $2 what the heck, it will go good with all the other junk. Oh, I mean collectibles. LOL
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Thank you VikingFan82
We used to win these at ring toss at the fair!
After you said that, your right.
Thanks chevy59
Thanks VintageTAKER54
I remember these at fair, very cool.
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that is real cool
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Thank you trukn20!
i got one any idea where to sell it an how much $$$$ :D
Thank you samel keserovic for stopping by! Ebay or craigslist.
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your very welcome Michael:)
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