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Posted 12 months ago
chevy59
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Royal Crown Cola 5 foot embossed tin sign from the 1940's. A little rough around the edges but displays great. I got this sign from a gentleman that was down sizing his collection and moving to Florida! Thanks for looking!
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Sweet pick chevy59!
Michael
Thank you mikielikesigns2 and Michael for the love!
very nice chevy, NOW tell me, are YOU the one that bought (out from under me) that red & white Texaco "area" sign today on e-bay. Cause if you did you owe me some meds. I "babysat" that sign for 9DAYS . Just lie to me & say you didnt, LOL I suspect it was that sneaky gargolecollector AGAIN! Sorry , that is a nice sign, gotta go now , im gonna surf over to gargoyleland.
No Sir, I was cleaning out my pole barn til 9:30 tonight. I really dont need anymore stuff, Im about out of room. Maybe next time put in a crazy bid and you will probably get it. Good luck
Great condition IMO chevy, considering how old it is.
Thanks everyone for comments and loves!