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NuGrape: 1924

1924. Washington, D.C. "Ford Motor Co. NuGrape delivery truck." Note the perforated solid rubber tires. View full size. National Photo Co. Collection.

1924. Washington, D.C. "Ford Motor Co. NuGrape delivery truck." Note the perforated solid rubber tires. View full size. National Photo Co. Collection.

 

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I like drinking NuGrape, is delicious

NuGrape

I was idly wondering about the value of some of these NuGrape signs if you had them today. I went over to eBay and found a '30's or '40's looking NuGrape thermometer bid up, so far, to $122.50. I guess NuGrape was still going strong in the 1950's from some of the stuff for sale; same bottle shape, too.

Solid tires

A friend of mine bought some solid tires for his 10-speed bike back around 1980. That was a rough ride. The cross-drilled tires on that truck looks like a good idea.

I have a NuGrape can around here somewhere, probably from the '70s when I collected cans as a kid.

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