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I like my pumps like my deer mounts. Without the innards!
Looking for any Alabama based globes and advertising such as Coastal, Rebel, Interstate Oil, Foster Oil (supertane), Mutual, Oil Well, etc...
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Please - NO offers to Buy or Sell in this forum category
Statements such as, "I'm thinking about selling this." are considered an offer to sell.
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Joined: Dec 2011
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I always remove the guts when restoring electric gas pumps. I leave the guts in when restoring visibles and certain clockfaces.
Dave GILL,
Dave's Garage & Memorabilia, Inc.
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If you do feel compelled to remove the inner guts,and more importantly,be thankful you STILL have that option today,please save them off to the side for posterity.
Pumps still holding their guts are far more scarce then those w/o.I'd personally pay more for a pump holding it's original guts today as compared to one that isn't.
Once someone removes the guts & discards em,good luck trying to find them again.
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I like the guts. Keeps it original. But I'll buy both. If the guts are in them, they stay.
-Steve B. (WTB: 48" Flying A button, 48" black/org Phillips 66, White Star, and Chevrolet Signs. Also looking for a Wayne 866. Send a PM. Thanks.)
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