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This club badge would have been mounted on a jeep. I tried to learn more about this club, but had no luck finding any info.
“Perris valley jeep club badge. In great condition. 8″ metal sign with painted graphics and great detail. Great for a jeep enthusiast, or in your man cave. Please see pictures for condition. If you have any questions, please message me.”
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I am currently the high bidder on this item but I am having some second thoughts, the holes are quite large and will be a pain to fill.
This was an active club in my area of Southern Cal.
Perris Ca.
On of many 4wd clubs in So. Cal.
Thanks Jim. I keep an eye on eBay to watch for jeep club artifacts. I just love the classic club logos!
– Dave