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Vintage Texaco Havoline 5W-20 low-temperature
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Item: Vintage Texaco Havoline 5W-20 low-temperature Pickup: Greenville, SC 29615 Loading help on site: please advise (assume none) Please quote pickup, any packing or crating, and transport.
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Vintage Texaco Havoline 5W-20 motor oil tin with original red star logo, sealed but approximately one quarter full, stored for 2-3 weeks with no observed leakage. Petroliana collectors and vintage garage decor buyers target these cans for display value and nostalgia appeal. Before bidding, confirm whether the missing volume is due to a slow leak or original partial fill by inspecting the seal integrity and checking for any seepage around the edges or bottom.
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Condition note: Vintage oil tin, only ~25% full, possible slow leak
Description from HiBid
motor oil tin/can featuring the classic Texaco red star "T" logo.Collectibility: Vintage gas and oil advertising tins like this are popular items for petroliana collectors and garage or man-cave decor. The can is still sealed, however its only about a quarter full. I had it sitting somewhere for 2-3weeks, so that I could see it leaking, but it didn't leak at all. Either its a super slow leeching leak or it was only partially filled at canning?
