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I have someone that ask me about my Tokheim 300 it does not have doors or faces the metal is good shape what is a fair price. anyone else interested ?
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Just wondering if anyone has experience with the rules for removal of old fuel storage tanks. I'm considering purchasing a piece of property that was an old Phillips station back in the day. There is a very good chance that the underground tanks are still on the property. The place hasn't sold fuel since at least the mid sixties, the old building and a couple of the old rental cabins are still standing, but in very rough condition.
My question is does anyone have an idea what all would have to be done to buy a place like this. I've heard that banks won't lend any money if the tanks are still there, and what kind of costs are associated with removing the tanks. I looked on the MO DNR web site a little earlier today, but didn't have time to fully research it, yet. I thought that maybe someone here may have some personal experience.
Thanks,
Tony
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Took my Tokheim pump that was a sky chief pump (that i was not digging) and turned it into a Rat Fink pump. came out killer. my pinstriper (egor) did all the graphic artwork, he's amazing. all by hand! i'm not normally into fantasy stuff, but this blows me away! chuck
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also completed my Wayne 100A. thanks to Scott benjamin for the original globe, Mark for the pump, tom buckles for many parts and advice on that darn drum assembly, ryan underthaw for parts, Dwaine buck for the sticker, and Vics 66 for parts. went with an aviation theme on this one, and love it! chuck
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completed my first M&S 129, restored to peerless American gas. did some pin stripeing on it and some feathers. first time doing that. not sure about it, but they are growing on me! thanks to Ron Scobie for the parts i needed, Mark for the original contains lead signs, Dwaine Buck for the globe and stickers and Joe Yocum for help fixing/restoring the hand needles...very impressive work Joe! Chuck
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here's a picture of my 295, 5 gallon i'm getting started on. my question is where would the nozzle hang up at? in Jack's new book on page 271 it shows the hose going into the bottom of the electric box that sticks out from the skins. under my box, there is no holes or anywhere to hang a nozzle? any ideas? plus, does anyone have a reducing coupler to attach the 1 inch hose to the 1 and a half inch thread that the hose would go to? thanks, Chuck
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i sort of cleaned the one in my garage, im glad it fit!the other two still have barn dust all over! i have too clean the other two up and get ready to sell them ,my wife freaked out when she went in the garage!and then two see two more signs the same size! that was a looong night! and i threw in a pic of the signal light i picked up with the signs! hope you guys like em' when i get the other two ready i'll post them in the for sale & trade discussion!
http://yfrog.com/4rtokhiem39057j
http://yfrog.com/7gtokhiem39056j
http://yfrog.com/6dtokhiem39058j
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So an old timer told me about this "abandoned station" with a "great big pump" just sittin' out there. I drove over half expecting to load into my truck, only because it was abandoned  :), and this isn what I found. The station has since turned into a dog grooming salon and the pump, Fry 10, with original blue tint glass, was in full operation until 1994. Who says we don't have old stations around. Really cool.
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Hi Everyone!
It is time for a new installment of Globe of the Month! This months feature is the Animal Kingdom. Any globe with any type of animal, bird, fish, or mythological creature (Mobil Flying Red Horse)can be posted.
We will start with a couple of globes featuring mans best friend. Take a few minutes and lets see some "animal" globes!
Thanks!
Lonnie
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I am putting together my Gilbarco 96C and seem to missing some parts, does anyone have pictures or info on how the site glass manifold assembly is mounted to the frame?
How abour the reset crank?
Thanks, Eric.
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