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I received this 7up botle carrier today from Fox Lake in Illinois, it's really in beautiful condition, all I need now is three more bottles to complete the carrier. Sadly for me the customs taxes rises and I have to pay more in taxes than the carrier itself !
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I have one just like this, great find.
Very cool carrier.
Wish I could find one of these!!!
thanks for all the love everyone, Royce, there is the same one on ebay now if you want to have it, 7up produced a lot of items and there is around 20 differents bottle carrier in aliminum, wood or metal
7up is not so popular as coca cola or pepsi cola but they produced a lot of great items as other great brands
Thanks I will definitely check that out