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Dave's Eclectic Mantiques

If you want a big dose of fun mixed in with your antique shopping, than look no further than Dave's Eclectic Mantiques. This crazy and crave-worthy vintage store in Morehead City has a wealth of unusual treasures, from amps to classic toy cars, ensuring that even the guys in your party will have a blast during a Crystal Coast shopping expedition.

Dave's Eclectic Mantiques is located along Arendell Street on the outskirts of the downtown area in a white one-story building that boasts plenty of space for an assortment of treasures. The interior is nicely organized, and is stocked with a wide range of items that are unique for an antique shop, and literally can’t be found anywhere else in town. Peruse classic toy cars and tractors, Coca Cola and lighted beer signs, musical equipment and ancient electronics, cool toys that date back decades, (including ones that drink beer), barber sets, and prints and artworks that include advertisements, sporting stars, and everything in between. It’s a crazy collection to be sure, and one that will appeal to every guy’s guy in the group. Filled with fun and friendly staff, Dave's Eclectic Mantiques is an all-around engaging destination for die-hard antique fans and looky-loos alike.

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Hours
*Off-season hours may vary*
Wednesday
11:00am-5:00pm
Thursday
11:00am-5:00pm
Friday
11:00am-5:00pm
Saturday
11:00am-5:00pm
Sunday
11:00am-2:00pm
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