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1950 Chevrolet Billboard Dealer, show the first model Chevrolet pilarless,
I bought this 5 years ago in New York City from a Los Angeles Antique
Dealer. This sign gave me a huge work to bring it to Brazil at the airport....
2 years later I found at ebay the smaller same poster advertasing.
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LOVE THIS:)
thank you, I forgot to mention each panel is 3 feet x 8 feet
this is just amazing :)
Incredible!
This is awesome! Love it, love it.
what a keeper. very unusual
what a beauty! thanks for sharing
Thank you all for the nice comments...
Great piece! Perfect for a SOHO loft.
This is awesome, it is in perfect shape.
thank you, zguy2112 and Trey.