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Here is a beautiful Texaco 1 pound grease can I have had for quiet A few years,it's neat because it is a Texaco insulated motor oil can ,restamped,probably printed wrong or something so they flipped it over and made a grease can!Maybe I'm the only one who likes the oddness of this?
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Beautifull condition! love that inside, nice suprise!
Thanks bellin,ejw,aycockonxion,brat,and walksoftly!Thanks ejw ,this is one of my favorite cans in my collection!
Thanks hunter!
Thanks tommy,collector4evr,pw-collector,and mikko!!!!!!!
Thanks cwork!