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Quaker State Sign With Stand | Petroliana590 of 1613 |  |  |
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Posted 1 year ago
chevy59
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Double sided Quaker State Sign with the stand, I picked this sign up the other day from a collector thinning out his collection. I had the opportunity to buy this sign before in the past but they were always too rough, when I saw this sign, it was love at first sight! Thanks for looking!
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Awesome pick chevy59, good eye.
Michael
Thanks Michael, you have a pretty good eye yourself, we should go picking sometime! Lol
Very nice! I've been after one of these for a long time but have never found one in my price range.
Nice sign chevy!
That sign is nice but to also have the stand, great score!
Another sweet find.
My husband would love this in his garage.
Very nice find, I'm looking for one too, have seen a lot of rough ones too.
Thanks everyone for the loves and awesome compliments.
Great score for sure!!