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#433832 Tue Jun 26 2012 06:30 PM
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The lubster is polished from top to bottom wanted to try one this way couldnt get everything out but it turned out really well if interested pm with offers

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thats one good looking pump...

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Thats actually, quite nice. If I was looking for another, I would look at this one. Has a classy look to it, IMO.

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AMAZING!!!!!!!!
You have crazy polishing skills and patience Harvey..


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You did a very good job of polishing it up, Harvey...It is different and really over the top.....

That's what makes this hobby so interesting, IMO... Some in the hobby like bling. Others want the "it looks as if it could be used right now", look... Whereas a portion want something in the middle..... And we must not forget those that like the "farm fresh" look..... (cobwebs, dirt, rust etc...)

Each Collectors vision is perfect, for them......


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all input is important to me and i thank you for that iam working on one of the smaller gasboys that mount on a pole it is part polish and part painted i will be interested on seeing what the opinion will be I was called the King of Bling on here lol

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Gosh that is NICE..I would make an offer but I don't think the base would fit/work on the lubester i am restoring. The base on mine is much wider, and not tapered narrow at the very bottom like yours...I would take it in a minute if it fit mine...especially because I am restoring mine in Sinclair theme...NICE JOB THOUGH...ARA

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I think the one you are talking about has a square bottom i will post a picture in here this one is mine i just restored

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Looks great Harvey,can't go wrong with Sinclair,I'm sure you know you limit your buyers when you decal them before sale. Thought about this when I seen the other one you have for sale.
Maybe have several different companys (decals) made up and give buyers option. Like burger king special orders don't upset us.LOL.


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Good Idea iam a standard guy but you are correct i will leave them blank and offer the decale they want i can get them in 2days

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Harvey-
With Powerpoint, you can easily scan your decals, and "electronically" apply them in the photo. I bet if your showed how each would look, you would get some great response... a picture is worth 999 words.

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great idea thanks


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