Cleveland Neon Coke Marquee Clock!

[Ltransam]

  So Dan ?
                 Just Were is this Building ?? Town & Street address reqired in Answer !  

   

 Just Kidding ..

There was one hanging Like Jim's In Loveland Ohio on the side of a McCoys Pony Keg Untill abought 6-7 months ago I  also tryed to find someone to talk to But it been closed for years Then One day I was Checking On it & it was gone .I use to by beer there when I was Only 17 Teen .They would carry it out to the car for you Or even Get In & you would drop the off at the cornner & they walk Back .
                                                                    Leonard

[Creighton]

Great find Jim!
Any chance of a pic of it lighted?
Leonard,
That is great service. When I was 17 had to stop by at closing time, the liquid gold was shuffled out the back door.
Creighton
 

[loman4ec]

Leonard,

This one was on a red brick building that had at one time been a store. It is on a side street down in old Loveland. The building is next to the lumber yard and next to the building is a huge sign that is embossed 7up but has been painted over many times and it is hard to see the embossing. If its still there and you see you are welcome to try and get it. I just hated seeing it outside rusting and not even showing the right time.

[halehouse]

  The one I know of is in NW PA.  It is hanging inside the front window and is pink I believe.  Maybe I will ask about it around Christmas. 

[collecture]

My parents had given me a Texaco gas card when I was 16-17. I found a Texaco that sold beer and alcohol and rang it up as gas. Dad couldn't figure out how I could use $200 in gas each month, then he set up an account deal with one particular gas station and took the card away. Sounds funny now saying "$200 gas in a month" like it is a lot, but it was in the mid-70's.

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 Josh

           Thats the one I was speeking of Next to the Conoe rental .It was a Pony Keg in the 70s McCoys .And the 7up sign is still there .Last Month They were selling Flowers there ,


                                                                                Leonard

[bubba]

My parents had given me a Texaco gas card when I was 16-17. I found a Texaco that sold beer and alcohol and rang it up as gas. Dad couldn't figure out how I could use $200 in gas each month, then he set up an account deal with one particular gas station and took the card away. Sounds funny now saying "$200 gas in a month" like it is a lot, but it was in the mid-70's.

Tom.. that is too funny... it brings back memories of when my buddies father used to give my buddy the gas card... gas stations don't sell beer in NJ, but we used to charge smokes, food and anything else the Sunoco had at the time... they would also give cash back as well... His father must have been either very naive or stupid...