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 Re: looking for a value on aWayne 70
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I find pumps in that shape are tougher to sell than originals. A nice patina Wayne 70 is worth in the $1500 range. I’d price the one pictured less than that, even though it’s obvious someone put some time and money in to it. JM2C.
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Re: looking for a value on aWayne 70
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Thank you, sorry had to rant to just get an answer. I have not sold one in years and he wanted to know.
Craig
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Re: looking for a value on aWayne 70
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I find pumps in that shape are tougher to sell than originals. A nice patina Wayne 70 is worth in the $1500 range. I’d price the one pictured less than that, even though it’s obvious someone put some time and money in to it. JM2C. I don't think originals had rust on them. I am struggling with your logic of more value for rust.
Randy
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Re: looking for a value on aWayne 70
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I’m guessing you don’t buy and sell many pumps then. The ones that bring the money are nice originals with good patina. Patina doesn’t necessarily mean “rust”. I stopped restoring pumps years ago because the hobby was shifting much more to original pumps (as was I). But to each their own.
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