Texaco Motor Oil Can Display Rack Garage Auto Shop Gas Station Pump Gulf Sign on 2040-parts.com
United States, US
Very neat Texaco oil can wall display rack with 8 mini oil cans. Various grades of oil labels on cans.
Made with a vintage look. Great display item for the garage, work shop, gas station, home, or man cave.
Oil cans and rack are made of metal. The rack measures 12.5" tall x 10" wide. The cans are about 3" tall x 2" wide.
Please message me with any questions or concerns you may have. Will ship international, message me first. Thanks for looking.
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