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Re: Good Day AtThe Flea Market
Lucky you. Great finds.quality creates its own demand -
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Unless you got those really cheap you can find nicer on ebay for about $5-$10 each.Comment
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Well than the .50 cents I paid was pretty good, Plus I met and spoke with the old timer that bought them new and used them on his vehicles.Originally posted by Superior Shine View PostComment
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Nice!! That last part is priceless!Comment
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Yes, I have a tremendous amount of respect for those 75 and up they grew up in a totally different world than we are. And they worked very hard for less than half of what we have.Originally posted by Superior Shine View PostComment
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You don't have to be '75 and up' to remember #7 and having do totally bust butt getting sheet metal shiny. I totally pulled out hair trying to get Mom's '64 Plymouth to shine- worked at it for the years she had it and the several years that I had it.
We have it sooo much better these days!
MikeFinally learning how to shine sheet-metal!
Pictures live here!Comment
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Re: Good Day AtThe Flea Market
Awesome find!
Love that sentence at the bottom of the Dupont can,
Fast and Easy
Contains "Stroke Saving"
Methyl Cellulose
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Is there still product in the tins? You may want to exercise caution with chemicals seeping out. Otherwise, very niiiice find!
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Moved out of Blast from the Past forum and into The Break Room forum.
The Blast from the Past forum is for old Meguiar's products...
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