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Posted 4 months ago
pickr4life
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This is an old shack in my yard was originally a house.i like the weathered look,ive been hanging stuff on it. So far a standard oil porcelain sign ,a sunoco tin 1955 sign, a royal crown that I made out of a rusty cooler,a zephyr pride I made from rusted can, I cant throw these rusty ones away so I just nail em to the shack, juat need a gas pump and few more signs.
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Wonderful!! : )
Thanks mikkochristmas11, thanks everyone for the love.
Thanks luna
Thats great Man! I love rust old Junk To. Your shed looks awesome!
Thanks junkmanjoe