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Any offers?

Large tire repair kit $100
Large Solvenize can $125
Polishing cloth $350
Solvenoil (one full, one empty) $400, $385
Grease cans $125 each
Tire patch kits $100 choice
Oiler $350
Speedoleum grease cans $125 each
Purelube bank $200
Polishing cloth $300
Polishing cloth $100

Open to offers. Thanks

Hi gas pump enthusiast,

I’m not new here but I guess it is my first thread.
I have a very nice Wayne 70. See photos. I installed a small motor which makes the meter running in a nice and realistic manner.

The perfect solution would be when I get the original internals (motor and so) see picture page_1
Normally these parts will be thrown away before selling a restored gas pump.

Does anybody of you have this kind of parts ?
The parts from the first page_1 are the most interesting parts for me.

Regards and take care

Markus

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Thoughts?

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Thanks in advance,

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