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Here are some photos of the shelves I built in the corner of my garage to hold 5 gallon cans,and I just couldn't let the rest of the shelf go to waste!Thanks for looking!If you have any questions please ask.
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love the two older D-X contaners in pict#1. I finally see something i have!! In pict#4 ive got the 5gal D-X cont. & the Buss display . My dad worked for Sunray D-X in Tulsa until 1964, so im always going to be partial to them. Keep posting more closeups, its to hard (mentaly) to "stroll" threw the larger picts.!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks mikie,The D-X CAN IN PIC 1 is actually a 4 gallon,thats kind of odd!Have you checked my page to see all of my posts?
Thanks longings!!!!!!
Thanks leighannrn and spiritinthesky!!!!!!!!
I love 5 gallon cans.
Thanks craigalan,and brat!