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Classic Coca Cola 6 Can Personal Mini Cooler and Fridge ONLY $29 (Reg $64)

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APRIL 15, 2020

Lightweight, compact and portable – Perfect desktop accessory; 12 Volt DC and 110 Volt AC plugs included. Self-locking, recessed door handle – This mini Coke cooler is easy to carry and store when on the go, while traveling in your car, boat or RV.

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Classic Coca Cola 6 Can Personal Mini Cooler and Fridge $29 {Reg $55}

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