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$70

Vintage 1990s Little Debbie Rolling Wire Shelf Rack Display

Posted about 18 hours ago in Woodstock, GA

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I really love this vintage 1990s Little Debbie snacks rolling cart. For me, it is pure nostalgia and a very uncommon item since most would have been destroyed. It has been super convenient for me to mix nostalgia and utility as I used it for display when I would put clothing out for sale, vintage toys and gaming systems, etc, especially being that it rolls so easily and locks into place. I could move it indoors and outdoors with no effort, and the racks were just the right size with a raised front to keep things from falling out. As much as I still really like it, I have run out of room to keep it, so it is time to sell it to someone else who would enjoy this blast from the past, a bold, retro reminiscing gas station or grocery advertising pieces to hold drinks, snacks, or gear. Its next life was to be put in a man cave to hold various snacks and items for friends when they come over, as well as displaying vintage video games and toys. But alas, it's not to be.... *Delivery Available

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Used (normal wear)

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