Dad's Garage Open 24 Hours Metal Sign Ford Chevy Dodge Mustang Tools Wrenches on 2040-parts.com
Anderson, Indiana, US
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Dad's Garage Open 24 Hours Tin/Metal Sign!!
Sign Reads: if I cant fix it it aint broke
Sign Measures: 12.5x16 inches Diameter
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