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JordanRigg
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I don't know much about this I've had it for years.
I would like to see if anyone has any idea of how much it might be worth
It has a bit of rust at the bottom and then all on the right hand side is a white strip I don't know how it got there.
Any info is a great help. thanks.
Jordan
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i am a really big ford buff. and your sign looks alot like the 1920's ford trucks. like the emblem on the front of the early ford trucks. if it is a porclain sign i would say it could be as early as 1920's and if it is just steel and paint it could be as late as 1960's. but either way its a really cool sign. and i have seen signs like that go for as high as $1000. but that was mint condition. if you wanna seel it dont be afraid to put a $400 price tag on it. it should sell in a heart beat.
wow thanks for the impute it is a porclain sign so thats really cool, if you know anyone who is looking let me know.
well if your price is right i am looking. but i bet the thing weighs 100 plus pounds.
It's heavy but I wouldn't say 100 lbs
I know at least 50 I can find out how much it weighs and see what shipping is.
Let me know.
Jordan
well like i said it all depends on what your sale price is. and just email me from now on if you would like. its seanhstephens52@gmail.com thanks.
JordanRigg, might as well have some competition. I'm also interested in the sign. jaynefish05@yahoo.com
Jane.
I've e-mailed you a few times I don't know if I just don't have the right e-mail or not let me know!!!