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I've wanted a Gargoyle for a long time and kept getting beat at local auctions and dealers here have been asking mortgage type prices. So when I saw this paired up with a Nourse can I knew the stars were aligned for me. Two beauties for one price!!! Ok, they aren't perfect but they are now in a loving home with good company.
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It was meant to be. Thanks for sharing!
Great can been wanting one for a while, you are right about people wanting an arm and a leg.
Thanks bratjdd and fuel and Trey. Trey I saw another one today on Matthews auction site and it was at $75 and the auction isn't till tomorrow, but it looked real nice!!!!
Nice find, I need one too.
Thank You stones, jameyrd, and Ed !!!
suprised gargoylecollector hasnt spotted this!
hey hey hey,I have to work to buy all this kind of stuff,I 've been so busy I don't know which way is up!Great find!got to love that gargoyle!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Mikie and gargoyle, and adkmetal !! I do so like all that is Mobil too!