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I always wanted one of these old coolers that was in decent shape. However, I never could find one that I thought was cheap enough and still worth buying. For my Birthday last year, my in-laws suprised me with this one. I don't know how much they paid for it, but I think that it is in pretty good shape and it is one of my favorite things in my collection.
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Very nice in-laws U have jhix....Take care of that baby, it's in nice shape...
I saw one of these go for like 100 bucks or something on History Channels " Pawn Stars"
i just sold one in about the same shape for $150.00
very nice cooler. they are addictive to collect. i just recently got a few...lol.. thank god m wife doesnt no what i really paid for them.
how can i tell what year my coolers are ?