Cree Coaches Marcellus Mich. Original Nameplate Script on 2040-parts.com
Cambridge, Wisconsin, United States
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Cree Coaches was a travel trailer maker for 42 years until they closed up in 1973. This is a nameplate script from one of those long gone trailers. Looks to have been painted grey or black at one time, but has worn off mostly to a cream white color. Slightly warped, and the "r" is cracked, but could be easily fixed. Cool old nameplate from an American industrial company. |
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