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    Posted 13 years ago

    Littledonie
    (1 item)

    For some reason I cannot find any history of this particular gallon can of Antifreeze? This can is unopened and brand new looking that I picked up at a garage sale. Needless to say I am looking for anyone who can tell me a little or alot of this product. Someone thought this was pre 1959?

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    1. Littledonie, 13 years ago
      I am surprised that this isn't identified yet? Could this be a limited edition(as they say for cars). Anyway, I found this in Northern Minnesota and was in the original cardboard box that has room for 6 of these. Even the box is labeled but no identifying dates or markings to trace? Please help me out, I would love to have as much info as I can. Thanks everyone for viewing.
    2. tommy1002 tommy1002, 13 years ago
      is there a copyright date on the pamphlet anywhere, that could be a starting point.

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