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Auburn Hills, Michigan, US
ORIGINAL1940S HUDSON BANNER BLUE TOUCH UP PAINT. THE PAINT IS DRIED UP. CAN IS GOOD CONDITION. . PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH ANY QUESTION. PLEASE CHECK MY OTHER AUCTION. SHIPPING PRICE IS IN THE UNITED STATES ONLY. ALL OTHERS FIGURED BY LOCATION.
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