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Thread: FS: '67 PCA Parade "plate" and topper

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    FS: '67 PCA Parade "plate" and topper

    "plate" is cardboard with a varnish over the top surface and shows traces of moisture and a faint criss-cross pattern. topper is NOS mint. I've seen the toppers before, but this is the first plate. $350 / set + postage.
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    baby needs a new pair of shoes
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    reduced to $300
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    The paper "license plate" was your registration number....You used it for everything during the parade...so if you found the program, you could figure out who this belonged to and what car they brought

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    @Dmill
    thanks!
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    So...been doing a little research on '67 parade items....It looks like there was no decal for the '67 parade. BUT...I think it would be cool if Mark M made some decals that were re-creations of the license plate topper

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    Quote Originally Posted by Dmill View Post
    So...been doing a little research on '67 parade items....It looks like there was no decal for the '67 parade. BUT...I think it would be cool if Mark M made some decals that were re-creations of the license plate topper
    cool idea!
    I know where he could get an original to use as a model
    84102 purchased in '85 FINALLY started driving it (2/2015)
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    same...I have 2!....

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