Anybiody ever seen these or have info

Discussion in 'Maverick/Comet Memorabilia' started by Bobo Greybeard, Jun 12, 2012.

  1. Bobo Greybeard

    Bobo Greybeard Member

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    My former boss gave these to me and told me that they were Ford dealership only promotional items from 1970. I thought they were cool so I kept them. That one is of a Maverick.

    If anyone has any information on these could you please share.

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    Bobo
     

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    Sorry, no info. But those are cool! I have never seen them before.
     
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    I have seen several 1969 sets, but that is the first 1970 set I have seen. Very neat!
     
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    Dave B I like Mavericks!

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    I've never seen one, very cool! (y)
     
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    Well if these guys havent seen them im guessing they are rare. Very cool.
     
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    Very cool! Now I have something else to look for at junk stores and garage sales.
     
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    Craig Selvey Indiana State Rep - MCCI

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    I have seen maybe two other sets of the 1970 glasses. Both of those were on ebay. A set of them, in individual auctions, was on ebay last week. Very cool.
     
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    :slap:...something else to be looking for...:Handshake
     
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    Do you guys have any idea of value on these. My wife was asking me. I would never want to do but I am unemployed at the moment. If worst came to worst I may be selling these in a few weeks.

    Bobo
     
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    Ones on ebay sold for $90 bucks a few weeks ago, another set sold for $300, I guess the value is on who is looking for them and when. I would sell them start the auction at what you would feel comfortable parting with them for, and hope for the best past that.
    They were a promotional item from ford to its dealerships.
    I have a set of the 1967's.
     

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