Sunoco Fuel Can Nascar Race-used on 2040-parts.com
Irmo, South Carolina, United States
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THIS SUNOCO DUMP CAN WAS USED FOR SEVERAL SEASONS AROUND 2011 BY THE #4 XFINITY TEAM OF DANNY EFLAND. IT HAS BEEN IN THE PITS OF DARLINGTON, DAYTONA AND ALL THE XFINITY TRACKS. IT HAS SOME WEAR, AS DO ALL OF THEM, BUT WAS TOLD IT DID NOT LEAK. PLEASE NOTICE THAT IT HAS ALL THE DECALS INCLUDING THE OFFICIAL NASCAR HOLOGRAPH LABEL (WHICH IS SIGNED). THE CAN IS ALUMINUM AND WEIGHS 14 LBS. IT IS 48" TALL. BECAUSE OF IT'S UNUSUAL SIZE SHIPPING IS KINDA STIFF.. PLEASE ALLOW SOME LEEWAY FOR PACKAGING WEIGHT TOTALING ABOUT $65.00. IF YOU LIVE IN SC AND WANT TO PICK UP TO SAVE $65.00, I AM IN THE IRMO AREA.
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