I finished my most recent addition a Twin Erie 70. I've never seen another, nor have I seen any literature on one. I've checked Jack's site, but didn't find anything. Does anyone know anything more about this?
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I restored this pump to look "found in the wild", or "Rustored" as that was the look I was going for. The tops are not original milk glass tops. I want one, (or two) but don't have any. I'd appreciate any info on this.
thanks, Don

Great job ,awesome pumps,I have a pair of erie 90g that are pictured in jacks book but can not find any info on them.I did post pictures and questions a while back with not much response.I'm sure yours are rare enjoy them,Thanks,Al

Killer pumps and awesome job restoring!

I know it looks GREAT!

Awesome,Don!! Great piece!

Beautiful Job ! Don

I sent you a personal message.

Thanks, Doug

I think it looks great! I was planning on doing the exact same color scheme on mine (not a double)this year with a clamshell globe but I haven't done any pumps in a while.Brady

Words can't even describe how cool those are.

Nice , I am still smiling from looking at all the goodies.

Dayum! It's not just the pumps that look great....your whole garage is kool. I could spend hours in there. A kold beer and great conversation talking about all of it and listening to the stories would be the finest way to pass some time. Well Done!!

That's Awesome!! Nice Job!!

Great looking twins. WOW!!

That's a wonderful piece!!

Don,is that an original twin? Looks Awesome!

First one I've seen, Erie 70's always looks great in Shell!

Very nice!!!

Mark, yes it is an original, however I did join Matt's pump with the original 1/2 I had. Here is a picture of the factory mounting on the side. I wish someone had a photo of one. Don

Awesome Doc...that's the way I love them. Outstanding job my friend

One word: awesome !!!!

Turned out looking great, Don. Thanks also for your efforts with the "Rustore" writeup.