Giant 27'' Ice Cream Cone/ Coin Bank (new) on 2040-parts.com
Palmdale, California, US
THIS LISTING IS FOR A NEW GIANT 27'' ICE CREAM CONE/ COIN BANK, CAN BE USED AS A PIGGY BANK OR MAKES A GREAT DECORATION AT PARTIES OR ON ICE CREAM TRUCKS.
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