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Edward's Drive-In 60th Anniversary Shirt

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Aprendo nel 1957, Edward’s Drive-In ha iniziato a offrire il loro delizioso fried pork tenderloin sandwich e la loro birra alla radice fatta in casa a Indianapolis, Indiana. Ora, in occasione del loro 60º anniversario, hanno realizzato questa maglietta per commemorare l’occasione speciale. Ogni volta che sono a Indy, devo andare da Edward’s.

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