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Posted 2 years ago
JTeachout
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Soild wagon with surface rust , liked the name and the wheels. I did not pay much for it ( $ 20.00) . Should I paint it or leave it as is ? Will try to sell it in the near future.Thank you for looking.
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I would leave as is, it has a lot of character as found. There is a lot of collectors who prefer items that have this aged look, I like it. For 20.00, I would say you done very well.
Thank you StihlCollector
To restore or not, you're gonna get both sides but it all comes down to your choice and what you intend to do with it. Were it mine I'd have it media blasted and repainted with new decals / signs and then I'd let the grandkids use it when they came over....
But this one's yours...........enjoy.
JTeachout, Cool little wagon. Viewed your profile, Are any of your kids into collecting anything?
Thank you Sodapopkid2000, my son likes to collect Starwars things.The two girls think its cool, but do not collect much of anything right now.
NICE PIECE EITHER WAY YOU GO.