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Posted 1 year ago
jamiedpt
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Now this can is definitely "farm fresh" LOL. These are images after I had already cleaned it up and dumped out all of it's contents which included what was either a mouse or birds nest inside the can (it has no lid)! I was at a home health patients house the other day and saw this can from a distance on a junk pile. I asked if they minded if I looked at it and they said to take it if I wanted it so I did. It has an ad for McCulloch chain saw oil on back of the can. I am considering using this as a winter project for my sons to help me with a themed restore. I can see this can in a nice green in a Sinclair theme or maybe red with Texaco, or considering putting on eBay for a week as is just to see if it sells. I kind of like it just as it is though. What do you all think?
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thanks trgrubraugh