Welcome to my auction. I have availiable an A&W Cruise Night Poster, 2 New (still in plastic A&W Bears. 1 Pair of Fuzzy Dice for your Cool Classic Car. Your buying this as a collection Items Not sold seperately. This makes a great classic car nostalgia trip down memory lane reminiscing about those classic and the A&W Restaraunts of the past. This item will be shipped for FREE!
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