Vintage Pontiac Dealer Sign By Danasco on 2040-parts.com
Oglesby, Illinois, US
Very nice original Pontiac dealer sign... By Danasco
A very rare sign and in very good condition
double sided
a couple very small scratches, NO RUST
very nice for its age...
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