Vintage Chevy, Ford, Gm , All, Nos 1950' 60's Automotive Picnic Kit (thermos) on 2040-parts.com
Puyallup, Washington, United States
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UP FOR BID IS A 1950'S 60'S THERMOS NOS (OUT OF A OLD CLOSED DOWN SPORTS STORE)
NEVER USED, COMES WITH TWO THERMOS, AND A PLASTIC CONTAINER FOR SANDWICHES OR OTHER STORED FOOD AND UTENSILS. WOULD MAKE A GREAT ADDITION TO SHOW WITH THAT COLLECTIBLE CAR OR TO JUST ADD TO YOUR COLLECTION..POSTAGE TO BE PAID BY THE WINNER... GOOD LUCK BIDDING... CHECK OUT MY OTHER AUCTIONS... |
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