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This Pegasus is from a station in Berne Indiana [photo is from the late '50s early '60s],the building is still there.It was taken down in the early '70s and my dad was able to get it for hauling it away!He passed it on to me in 2000
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Thats cool! From your Dad, and a picture of where it came from, thats awsome.
What a awesome piece... Very cool and looks to be in excellent shape!
Thanks officialfuel,mtg,ejw,brat,popcornshop,stones,sanhardin,vansky,trukn,longings,and mmm!Thanks for the great comments also!
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