Re: The history of Mr. Ed
 

Here is a RARE piece. I don't think Ed even has one for himself because he said he was planning on keeping this forever. It is a pin that is smaller than the picture. It is about an inch and a half in diameter. " I Gave Brigance a Chance!"

Re: The history of Mr. Ed
 

Soon I will try and post some good stuff! I saw an 8X10 promotional picture of Fencil Tufo Chevrolet taken in 1969 at night. In the showroom is a 69 Hugger Orange Camaro with steel wheels and a Lemans Blue one as well along with other cars. I will have it posted within a week.

Re: The history of Mr. Ed
 

Nice piece Frank---any idea what year that picture on the post card is--nice looking dealership.--------JoeG

Re: The history of Mr. Ed
 

Joe it was definately late 60's. If it was 67-68-69 I am not exactly sure.

Re: The history of Mr. Ed
 

Has anybody ever seen one of these before? The dealership has been there for years so it must have been there forever.

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I know what you were thinking. It was just a fridge! Well here is the cool part. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

Re: The history of Mr. Ed
 

This is for you Mr 70 and the guy from GM Salvage parts. This is the dealer decal that should be on the back of the 4K mile Mist Green LS6 that you guys owned previously. It has been Mr Ed's dealership Crossroads Chevy for 20 years. (they just had their 20th anniversary on Monday)

Re: The history of Mr. Ed
 

Sweet.
You're giving it to me?
Your alright Frank. [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/biggthumpup.gif[/img]

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Cool fridge

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Frank,
Tell me you're trying to buy the Fridge, if only for a secure storage facility for all your "COOL" memorabilia! [img]/ubbthreads/images/graemlins/cool.gif[/img]

Actually I saw one of those sell less than a block from me about a year ago. The owner had passed away and his son and daughter were settling the estate. The fellow once ran an appliance store that was affiliated with the local Buick dealership and the refrigerator was in his garage. Still worked fine after almost fifty years. Good Ol' GM Parts!