$1900 KFC Owner Colonel Sanders Victory Americana

Pawn Stars Do America Kentucky: BLUEGRASS BOUNTY (Lexington)
Pawn Stars Do America Season 2 Episode 3
In Lexington, Ky., the team brings a '41 Ford Coupe Deluxe roaring back to life, legendary coach John Calipari assists with a University of Kentucky basketball collection, and Corey and Chum surprise Rick with a present beyond his wildest dreams.
Genres: Reality, History, Special Interest
Network: History
Air Date: Nov 8, 2023

[@Slammy555]

That portrait was at all the KFCs around here that I went to as a kid. I remember because they had the head and bow tie logo that looked like a giant head on a stick man so I was kind of a little fascinated by the portrait.

[@bearhardcorepicker]

In the 1990s I picked a half dozen of the Colonel's portraits that were meant for the Canadian "Champs/KFCs"...sold them back then for $65 Canadian, each. Not signed, but still cool.

[@123redriver]

wish i would have known they were going to be in lexington.....i have some colonel sanders items that i could have brought there.

[@drekelley2352]

I hate the way yall spoil it in the tittle. Why?
Im not clicking on these when they have a spoiler tittle any more

[@brentebner8666]

Greazy -

[@ryangraham729]

First comment , woot ! And Rick actually had a fairly decent joke this time . He wasn't the only one to laugh at it 😂

[@user-wj6yb7qy3o]

😂

[@TRVPHAUS]

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[@thisishowthetruthdies684]

Who would buy that?

[@josiahskurlock6380]

The first KFC restaurant was opened in South, Salt lake city Utah in 1952. Look it up😅

[@titosuave2610]

I hate spencer