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Here are a few cans from my collection. Thank you for being interested enough to take a look. The cool graphics and designs on these really peak my interest in collecting them. They also all have a story which we can only imagine what it could be. Once again thanks for looking and have a blessed day! : )
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Thank you pamara and StihlCollector for liking what I posted....
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I appreciate the fact you love this VikingFan82!
Thank you Ivan.
Officialfuel thanks for putting a check mark on loving this....have a great day and week....peace....
I'd love to get my hands on just one cone top.
Thank you stonesfan1, Philip, and VikingFan. They are out there Viking. Just keep looking. I predict you find one this Spring/Summer....
if the red fox has a juice top opeing its worth a ton . i bet its a flat top
DMK thank you for checking the like it box on this one. Sodapopkid you are right. It is a flat top. Thank you for the post and interest in the item though. Have a great day gang.....
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