Amc American Motors Novelty Coaster Set "mug Rug" on 2040-parts.com
Chinchilla, Pennsylvania, United States
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This is a novelity item from one of the AMC clubs. It is a set of coasters called "mug rugs" Yarn woven through hard plastic. You get the 4 coaster and the box. they are in AMC red, white and blue colors.
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