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Posted 11 months ago
Rustologist
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Here is a 1951 7up sign that i bought a few weeks ago. Seems to be one that you don't see to much. It's in pretty good condition, since photo was taken i have cleaned it and removed a couple small dents. I've always liked 7up signs! Thanks for looking!
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wow I never seen it before, nice catch
Thanks for the love................
Do you have any other 7UP signs?
No more 7up right now........