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Happy New year ! May Peace and Joy be with us all in the new year! Do you like the view I see out my kitchen window ? This coming year I'll be adding a 1938 Sunoco pump I'm working on and a new island for both pumps, also a 1940's coca cola chest cooler I just bought as well as a public phone sign and other signs too, I cant wait to get this stuff done . take care everyone !
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As the hours tick do to a new year, I wanted to stop by and wish you and your's a Safe and Bright New Year to come and may life bring you joy and happiness.
Kerry
Thanks kerry10456 for stopping by and same to you!
Happy New year EJW and yes I simply love your view . Jealous it is amazing
Thanks Manikin and eye4beauty, Happy New year!
Happy New Year EJW-54...:-)
Happy New Year!!!!!!
Happy New Year! inky and Trey
Happy New Year and thanks tommy1002, pw-collector, ttomtucker, vetraio50, officialfuel and walksoftly!
Looks incredible Ed! I still wanna live in it.
I have a fire hydren to go with your setup ...lol bought it this fall ,will be setting it up in the spring .but first I have to find a bus stop sign and bench to go with it ...similing
anyways Happy New Year
Thanks Signaholic, but there's no heat in it yet..lol
Happy New Year BELLIN68 and Roycroftbooksfromme1
Happy New Year!! EJW-54
Happy New Year bratjdd!
Thanks for the love sanhardin, trukn20, shughs, Longings, mtg75, bratjdd, leighannrn,Chevelleman69, Designer and pickrknows
Thanks Antique Toys and AmberRose, glad you love this!
Thanks jbcollector for checkin out my stuff!
Still wanna live there ED! A cot would be fine.
I love the view out your kitchen window. Your profile picture is great!
Thanks kesmith5910, sugargirl, DCB and valentino97 for the love and nice comment valentino97!