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I had a baseball tournament up by chelsea, Mich, and between a two hour break between games, I decided to hit up the antique mall. This mall was fairly new, actully, the owner told me it opened a week ago. So I thought there wasn't supossed to be that much good stuff, but man was I wrong. I found this Buddy L Coca-Cola truck, and an 1920's A & W advertising mini mug ( I'll post later). The Truck was a awesome find for a mall I wasn't expecting much from. Plus, it was my first Coca-Cola Truck, and I was looking for one since april. Mint, I think these things are $100 bucks. But I think This might be worth 65-70 bucks, or less. Ray, I know you have one these, unless you sold it, can you help me?
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Cool, I paid 55 bucks, thanks ray!
This truck hold special memories for me, because it was my favorite toy when I was a child and I got one every year (for two or three years) at Christmas. I can still remember unwrapping them! That must have been around 1968 or 69.
Glad it brings back memories earlycoke