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Newark, Ohio, United States
USED CONDITION / PLEASE SEE PICTURES
Surface Finish:YELLOW Brand:Pennzoil Country/Region of Manufacture:United States UPC:Does not apply

VINTAGE 1980'S PENNZOIL PATCH
GOOD USED CONDITION 
MEASURES APPROXIMATELY  4" X  2"
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