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This is a 1991 Kendall motor oil lighted clock that I bought at an auction last Saturday, and it was still in it's unopened box!!!!The way it is made makes me think that the company who made it (in the USA)!!! has made them for a long time,because they are very well made.
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Thanks bruce,kerry,manikin,and ejw!
something about the oil derrick and the hands on it makes it amazing! Very nice.
Thanks toolate and mikie!
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I love this. Did they make this for their customers store as a gift? Very nice. Is it a peace sign or a pit-stop hand sign "okay...keep going...everything's okay you have Kendall oil"....
Thank you pickrknows,and valentino!
LMAO valentino!!!!!!!!!!!First off I think it was something the company gave the dealers,and I'm not really sure of the meaning of the Kendall logo,but I really like yours!!!!!!!