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Sat Jun 13 2015 11:56 AM
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Hello, I have had this 20+ years in this condition. It was sand blasted body and doors only. I don't have any other pieces to it. Can someone identify it and give a value. Thanks All
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Hello, I have had this 20+ years in this condition. It was sand blasted body and doors only. I don't have any other pieces to it. Can someone identify it and give a value. Thanks All Appears it's a early 1940's Bowser 575.
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It is a 575, but missing tons of parts like all the stainless trim, the computer, access cover,door latches...just to name a few things. The value would be minimal. To get the most out of it you would part it out piece by piece.
- Jacob - Email: jake5246@hotmail.com Cell 507-259-2601
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The cost of all those missing parts will add up when you hunt them down. You might be better off buying a 575 with beat up sheet metal and combining the two to make one pump.
Jim "Oldgas" Potts Your host and moderator
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That makes the most sense.
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Personally, I would possibly brand and paint the doors and keep them as wall hangers for the shop and part off and sell the rest to recoup costs.????
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