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doynger69
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NOS License Plate Topper. West View Park. The park went out of buisness in the mid 70's. It was located just outside Pittsburgh, Pa. I'm looking to put it on the West View Park Ride I have after I get it restored. It's also on her if anyone wants to take a look.
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I have a sign like the one above, only it says- If You Can Read This Sign You Are Too Damn Close West View Park Pittsburgh This sign is a black background with gold lettering. Anyone interested in this sign, please e-mail me.
I love all things West View Park related. Can you email me?
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Joe Zima and Doynger69 could you please email me at danabooboo61168@gmail.com re: west view park items
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could Joe Zima please email me at danabooboo61168@gmail.com regarding your above post
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