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Many moons ago I had a large Budweiser collection.Had to sell it due to hard times and always kick myself for it.I picked this up today and have it sold if I want to sell it.Its about 6' long and works great.
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Thanks,I looked this up and found 10 other people are selling one just like itThey range from $1999.00-$8000.00.I know the 8000.00 is crazy but with this kind of range whats it really worth?Has anybody sold one or seen one for sale?
Hi! I was wondering.... How do you figure out the year these Lights are from ?
AND.... I have read the background "felt" material may indicate year? I have seen the colors: TAN, (solid color)
RED w/ black "paisley" pattern
and i have one with RED (solid color)
Thanks!
I am looking at a nice one of these right now. The guy wants 5k. Is it a good investment?
I cant say 100% on that but Ive seen them between $3000.00 and 8,000.00.If I were selling mine I would ask 4000.00.And I would GUESS 5k is fair.