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Posted 12 months ago
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I finally be able to buy this coca cola clock, I misssed it twice this year, one was at 440 $ at rosmalen show in the Netherlands, and one was at 320 $ with broken globe at ciney retromoteur in Belgium.
I score this one on ebay france for a pretty decent price, 110 $
The clock was made by Pam, and it's the non lighted clock, it's the first coke item I have with the fishtail logo
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I'm not a clock guy , but I wouldn't mind one of these on my wall!!
"Things go better with Coca Cola"! :)
I was going buy a clock just like this a couple weeks ago, but it was missing the glass cover so i passed on it.
it's nearly impossible to find replacement glass for pam clock, so it's better to wait and to buy a complete one
This is so cool. Totally retro, love it!
That is a great price for this beauty, fifties. Before I bought my Swihart, I took a run at a couple Pams like yours on U.S. eBay and was outbid well into the $200's. Nicely done.
We have one just like this also! nice! its in our shed but we made it into a guest house :P
Also, wanted to write we got it for 50$
nice stuff .and thank you
Nice clock, I have one like it with the green flag, I will post it soon.
Awesome.
I have one and LOVE it. A word of caution... when changing out the little 7 watt bulb , don't let your fingers scratch the paint off of the glass on the inside when you change them out. I scratched mine several times : (