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chevy59
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Royal Crown Cola Neon Clock from the 1950's. This awesome clock came out of Muncie, Indiana last week. I love the bright pink neon ring around it, it really sets off the man cave at night . Thanks for looking!
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Awesome pick Chevy59!!
Michael
Need a "Double" love click. Great Pick. Thanks for sharing!!!
Sweet neon chevy!
Thank you Michael, kerry10456, inky, and trukn20 for the love and comments!
chevy, this clock is really a great pick! If you think Coca Cola ones like this are hard to find, these are even harder to find. I'm gonna guess late 50s to early 60s even.
nice pick. very rare clock! never seen one before.
Love the pink. The color really stands out! Beautiful clock!
Thanks trukn20, signaholic, rustyboltz, and sanhardin, for the love and nice comments.
Awesome clock, great find!!!
Thanks Trey for love and comment!
Thanks chrissy, fifties50, and bellin68.
Thank you leighannrn, egreeley1976, and jbcollector for the love!
Thank you pw-collector!
Thank you Bruce99!
Thank you Speedwaypicker.
Thank you Salles!
Thank you collector4evr.
Thank you Manikan!
Thank you timetravelar!
Thank you ttomtucker!
Work of art! Beautiful...love to have it!!!
Thank you Braveheart1954, dinoman, kaiserlives, sugargirl, and speedwaypicker for the love and comments.
Thank you sugargirl!