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Mon Apr 07 2014 12:02 PM
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Here is an 1950's Erie gas pump I drug in over years ago. One of the pump register faces are gone, but the pump is pretty darn straight and rust free. Sorry about the pictures for it is hard to get all of the junk out of the way for a good picture. LOL. $400 picked up in Austin, TX   
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Oft of late we've been accustomed to seeing items with "extra patina" and "lots of character" for substantial asking prices. So it is good to seeing a refreshingly honest header on this pump. No one will argue with ugly in the description. Kudos for the honesty. Hopefully that will sell it for you.
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Hopefully That makes it LESS UGLY to Someone, Fred!
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It's not that UGLY and I already have one just need to figure out how to get it to NY...
Got Socony???
Tom
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