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Goodrich Tires...Double Diamond...Vertical Porcelain Sign...Four Colors | Porcelain Signs335 of 426 |  |  |
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I've been looking at this sign for awhile and finally got it. It was in an antique store back in the corner. The sign is almost mint. Someone took great care of this one. The owner of the store and I came to terms and down it came and out the door with me. This is a vertical porcelain double diamond sign.
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Great pick officialfuel, you have enjoyed it, now send it me.
A very nice looking and in great condition Goodrich sign, good find.
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officialfuel you said it was shipping to me. That must have been the check...LOL I'm "loving" it!!!! You were looking for me the other night, did you contact the pump owner...AND
MMM I called the man with the gas pump and it is for sale.
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Great condition...very nice.
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