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Would anyone have the parts necessary to make my Eco Islander into the model with the light assembly above? Thanks--KEVIN
Everything Cities Service
Specializing in old Gas Pumps
kwfrith@gondtc.com
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I think I've found a top casting and I would like to find an original gooseneck part too!
I've been told that the repro parts work very well and I may have to go that way, but I would really like to find original parts if possible??
Everything Cities Service
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kwfrith@gondtc.com
Cell#-701-739-6133
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Originally reproduced by Mike Wald of Des Moines. He made both pieces. He quit making them about the time Ron Scobie started masking them. Ron still shows one of the pieces on his website.
Mike has mentioned many times that he might make them again, but I doubt he will, not worth the time and investment, they require a lot of work the way he made them. His were ready to install when you got them.
Jack Sim
Author, 1st & 2nd editions of Gas Pump ID book, 3rd edition is now available at www.gaspumpbible.comAir Meter ID book also available
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Originally reproduced by Mike Wald of Des Moines. He made both pieces.
Mike has mentioned many times that he might make them again, but I doubt he will, not worth the time and investment, they require a lot of work the way he made them. His were ready to install when you got them.
Jack Sim It was Mike Wahl of Norwalk,Iowa. Fully Machined & tapped.
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